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Article 89 of the Notarization Regulations states that parents may issue a power of attorney to their minor children to handle certain legal matters, provided that the actions undertaken do not directly affect the best interests of the minor themselves. A father can authorize a son under the age of 21 to carry out procedures on his behalf within specified limits; however, using the power of attorney for the minor’s personal benefit is prohibited. Although powers of attorney can be issued for minors, appointing an adult agent may be more appropriate when dealing with multiple transactions. It is important to consider the nature of the act and the involved party, and age 21 should not be considered an absolute requirement for the validity of the power of attorney.
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