18+ YEAR | 48+ COUNTRIES | 250+ UNIVERSITIES | 6 SECTORS | IMMIGRATION | INVESTMENT | EDUCATION | TEXAS-BASED |
18+ YEAR | 48+ COUNTRIES | 250+ UNIVERSITIES | 6 SECTORS | IMMIGRATION | INVESTMENT | EDUCATION | TEXAS-BASED |
Overview
A Power of Attorney allows someone you trust to act on your behalf, but only when the document is prepared correctly and accepted by the organization receiving it. For international matters, the process often involves notarization, certified translation, apostille, or consular legalization before the document can be used overseas.
For more than 18 years, MY-VIET, INC. has helped individuals and families coordinate Power of Attorney documents for both the United States and Vietnam. We guide you through each step, prepare the required paperwork, and coordinate the additional services needed for international acceptance, helping you move forward with confidence.
About
We assist with the preparation and coordination of Power of Attorney documents, including:
Others
Many people need a Power of Attorney because an important responsibility cannot wait until they are able to travel. Common situations include:
in Vietnam while living in the United States.
to handle personal or financial matters.
when you cannot attend in person.
manage important affairs.
to handle banking, business, or financial matters.
for inheritance or family matters overseas.
required by Vietnamese authorities.
that will be recognized internationally.
before submission.
to complete the process accurately and avoid unnecessary delays.
A properly prepared Power of Attorney helps ensure your instructions can be carried out when they matter most.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
The required documents depend on the purpose of your Power of Attorney. During your consultation, we will provide a personalized checklist. Commonly requested items include:
FAQs
A Power of Attorney is a legal document that authorizes another person to act on your behalf for specific financial, property, business, or personal matters. It may be general or limited, depending on the authority you choose to grant.
For complex legal situations, consulting a licensed attorney is recommended. MY-VIET, INC. coordinates document preparation and related services but does not provide legal advice regarding the legal effect or scope of a Power of Attorney.
In many cases, yes. Depending on the purpose, the document may require notarization, certified Vietnamese translation, and apostille or consular legalization before it will be accepted by Vietnamese authorities. We help coordinate each of these steps.
The validity depends on the type of Power of Attorney and the laws of the state or country where it will be used. Some remain effective until revoked, while others expire after a specific event or period.
Reasons
A Power of Attorney is built on trust. You are giving another person the authority to act on your behalf, often for decisions involving your family, property, finances, or future. Because of that, every detail matters.
For more than 18 years, MY-VIET, INC. has helped families coordinate Power of Attorney documents for use in both the United States and Vietnam. We understand not only the paperwork, but also the responsibility behind it. Our team carefully reviews each document, explains the process in plain language, and coordinates the steps needed for international acceptance.
When the document leaves our office, our goal is simple. You should feel confident that it has been prepared with the same care and attention we would want for our own family.
Most of our clients come through referrals. It is something we earn, slowly, over years of showing up for people when it matters most.
Supporting families and professionals through immigration and international education — one case, one family, one future at a time.
Traveled not as a tourist but as a student — of how trust is built, how trade moves, and how cultures make decisions.
Our Consulate Support Process
Notarization acts as an official seal of authenticity. Our process is designed to be transparent and secure:
We listen to your situation, ask the right questions, and understand exactly what you are submitting and to which agency.
We assess what documents you currently have and identify any gaps.
We build a personalized document checklist specific to your case and the requirements of the receiving agency.
We go through each form for completeness, accuracy, and consistency before anything is submitted.
We assemble your full document packet in the correct, required order.
We prepare your materials for filing, mailing, or appointment presentation.
We help you track responses and address any requests for additional information.