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  • Using the donor鈥檚 LPA: access codes and View an LPA

    You can let companies see an online version of the LPA, instead of the registered paper version. Find out how to do this.

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  • Mental Capacity Act Code of Practice

    Code of practice giving guidance for decisions made under the Mental Capacity Act 2005.

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  • Using the View an LPA service

    The View an LPA service can be used by companies and organisations to check an LPA is valid and who the attorneys are, helping keep their customers safe.

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  • Lasting power of attorney: valid examples

    Official samples of different versions of registered lasting powers of attorney and an explanation of what makes them valid.

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  • Pay for your lasting power of attorney online by card

    You can pay the application fee for your lasting power of attorney online using a debit or credit card.

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  • Report a concern

    About an attorney, deputy or guardian

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  • Giving gifts

    Legal guidance for deputies and attorneys on the rules about giving gifts on behalf of the person they act for.

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  • Avoiding errors when completing a lasting power of attorney form

    This guidance has been written to help the donor avoid making errors when they fill out a lasting power of attorney (LPA) form.

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  • Panel deputies: list of court-approved professionals

    Find contact details of panel deputies available to support people who lack mental capacity.

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  • Urgent enquiries: check if someone has an attorney or deputy

    Local authorities, police and NHS staff can find out about the information we have on our registers in England and Wales and how to ask for it.

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  • OPG鈥檚 approach to family care payments

    The Office of the Public Guardian's approach to family care payments, also known as gratuitous care payments.

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  • How we deal with safeguarding concerns

    Find out how to get help if you have concerns that someone is being abused or neglected under a lasting power of attorney, enduring power of attorney or deputy court order.

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  • Deputy guidance: how to carry out your duties

    Advice to help court-appointed deputies look after adults at risk.

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  • Apply to be a panel deputy

    Use this guidance to apply to be a panel deputy.

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  • Investing for someone as their attorney or deputy

    Find out about making investments for someone who does not have mental capacity.

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  • Enduring power of attorney: valid example

    Official sample of an enduring power of attorney and an explanation of what makes the document valid.

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  • Medical disclosure information to attorneys and deputies

    Guidance for NHS regarding disclosure to individuals holding either a Lasting Power of Attorney or a deputyship.

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  • Pay your deputyship fees

    Find out the methods available for paying your deputyship fees.

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  • Surety bonds: Public Guardian practice note

    What the Office of the Public Guardian expects from companies that provide surety bonds to court-appointed deputies.

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  • Independent mental capacity advocates

    People who lack mental capacity can be helped to express their views by an independent mental capacity advocate service.

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