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Mexican Lawyer. Graduated from National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO). International Consultant since 1999. Who's Who Historical Society (U. S.) Member (Membership: 5509192). Studies of Management at Metropolitan Autonomous University (at Mexico City) -UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA METROPOLITANA- Studies of Political Science at Autonomous University of Mexico City. (UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO) Studies of Foreing Affairs at National Autonomous University of Mexico's Faculty of Political & Social Sciences. Attorney in Mexico City, Estado de Mexico, Hidalgo, Morelos, Queretaro, Michoacan, Puebla and other states.

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Experience Since 1999.

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Who's Who Historical Society (The International Who's Who of Professionals) of United States. Membership: 5509192.

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Who's Who Historical Society: The International Who's Who of Professionals 2003-2004.

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Mexican Lawyer graduated from National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO).

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#1 Overall Ranked Expert at TodoExpertos.com
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Mexico, United States, Canada, South America and European Union. (China, South Korea and Japan coming soon)

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Mexican Law - mexican law - mexico city

Expert: L. A. G. M. - 11/5/2009

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QUESTION: my parents bought a condo in Mexico city. thy have their belongings there and they never finished the deed. documentation of them buy and giving money to the previous owner is available. I don't know how far they got with processing of the deed. I'm a US citizen and they live with me in the US,
Now that I am of age and my parents are older and can't really do to much traveling travel we went to the mexican consulate in los angeles to start a will/ poa. they suggested a poa. since they want to leave me all their belongings and the condo. as well as finalizing, and probably re initiating the deed and all legal documents required to have the deed under my name and handle all their matters.
narrowing down to be the owner in every extent of the way, sell, sign and live there an negotiate.

what POA do I need and what legal terms do they need to mention in the area: " parka que sera utlizado este poder notarial"
they weren't very helpful in guiding us. and we don't want to get screwed as a family again because we don't understand the terminology.

ANSWER: Before anything else, thanks for writing me at AllExperts.com

You need 'plenos poderes' ('full powers') for get all faculty on properties. Paper must be 'plenos poderes' and you don't need any more for sale, negotiate, etc.

Any doubt or another question, let me know it please.

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QUESTION: so I would have any problems being a US citizen. "plenos poderes" is for everything he owns and has, not just pertaining to the property, correct?

Answer
Before anything else, thanks for writing me at AllExperts.com again.

No. If the POA is valid, no problem.

And yes, you are right, for everything. But if you need only for the property, is possible to put that in the POA. Is optional.

Any doubt or another question, let me know it please.

Thank you very much for visiting me at AllExperts.com again

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