Documents for sale

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Documents for sale

Ivan Ivanov asks:

Good day! Please tell me what to do in the following situation: My parents own the apartment in half, but they can't go to the sale, only I, their son, can. 1. Will it be possible for them to make a power of attorney for me at the consulate in Moscow so that I can complete the entire transaction from the beginning to receiving the money? 2. If so, do you need, in addition to a power of attorney, the consent of both, translated at the consulate? 3. What other documents are needed and can all documents be done in Moscow

22.05.2026

BULGARIA. Consultation

Investments, leasing, sale

Expert answers (2)

Evgenia Tsibizova (Ваша Болгария) · Answer 1 · 2026-05-23T12:17

Evgenia Tsibizova

(Ваша Болгария)

Good afternoon! Absolutely everything can be done in Moscow and generally conduct a transaction remotely.

23.05.2026

Natalia Atanasova (Grand Estates Group) · Answer 2 · 2026-05-23T11:58

Ivan, hello! You can get a power of attorney from either the consulate or any Russian notary (in Russian). Declarations of ch.42 and ch.25 from both parents must be attached to the power of attorney. The power of attorney specifies the full details of the apartment (according to the contract of sale-notarial deed).