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Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) Services in Singapore

The Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that empowers individuals aged 21 and above to appoint someone they trust to make decisions on their behalf — if they lose mental capacity. Whether it's financial or personal welfare matters, an LPA provides clarity, security, and peace of mind.

Why Consider an LPA

Secure Your Future Decisions

An LPA ensures that your wishes regarding personal welfare and financial matters are respected, even if you are no longer able to communicate them yourself.

Reduce Family Stress

By appointing trusted donees in advance, you remove the burden of difficult decisions from your family during a challenging time.

Ensure Dignity and Independence

An LPA allows you to maintain control over your future care and finances by pre-selecting trusted individuals to act on your behalf.

Before Your Appointment

To make your Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) process smoother, please follow these steps before your visit to Alami Clinic:

1. Visit the Office of the Public Guardian Online (OPGO) at opg-eservice.msf.gov.sg for the digital certification process.

2. If you're unable to apply online, physical forms can be accessed from the Office of the Public Guardian website.

3. Watch helpful videos on how to make an online LPA and how to accept donee appointment.

Note: Please complete your LPA application online via Singpass before your visit. This helps reduce processing time and ensures a seamless experience.

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Why Choose Alami Clinic for LPA Services

Accredited Expertise

Our geriatrician is specially trained and accredited by MSF, offering trusted assessments and recommendations.

Compassionate Guidance

We recognize the emotional challenges of planning for future incapacity and offer empathetic, step-by-step support.

Focused on Families

Whether it's understanding legal jargon or managing sensitive family dynamics, we're here to simplify the process.

LPA Certification Fee

LPA Certification Fee

ServiceDetailsPrice
LPA Certificate IssuanceExcludes consultation$79

For additional guidance, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible to make an LPA in Singapore?

Any person aged 21 and above who has mental capacity can make an LPA in Singapore. The donor must understand the nature and effect of the LPA.

How long does the LPA process take?

The LPA process typically takes 2-4 weeks from the initial consultation to completion, including the online application and certification by our accredited doctor.

What is a donee in an LPA?

A donee is the person you appoint to make decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity. You can appoint one or more donees for personal welfare and/or property and affairs matters.

Can I appoint more than one donee?

Yes, you can appoint multiple donees. You can specify whether they must act jointly (together) or jointly and severally (independently).

Can I revoke my LPA?

Yes, you can revoke your LPA at any time while you still have mental capacity by completing the revocation process through the Office of the Public Guardian.

When should I consider making an LPA?

It is advisable to make an LPA while you are healthy and have mental capacity. It provides peace of mind knowing your affairs will be managed by trusted individuals if you become unable to make decisions.

What documents do I need for the LPA appointment?

Please bring your NRIC, your donee's NRIC details, and complete the LPA application online via Singpass before your visit.

Contact us for further information

Our accredited doctors are here to guide you through the LPA process with care and professionalism.