This form is strictly for Power of Attorney for HDB Flat (POA). Notwithstanding the POA, depending on the nature of the transaction, HDB may still require you (Donor) to sign certain documents personally, such as (1) Application Form; (2) Statutory Declarations (sign in the presence of a Commissioner of Oaths in Singapore or Singapore Consulate Officer / Notary Public if signed overseas), and (3) any undertakings. For other types of Power of Attorney for use in Singapore, please go to Specific POA Quote | Specific POA Online.

Save and Continue Later: This form allows you to fill out the form, save your progress, and return at a later date to complete the form. If you wish to use this feature, please click at the link "Save and Continue Later" at the end of this form (next to Submit button), and submit your email, and a link will be sent to your email address.

The Donor(s) (YOU) is/are the person(s) applying for the Power of Attorney. The Donor(s) is/are the registered lessee(s) [owner] of the HDB flat. You are giving the powers as stated in the Power of Attorney to your appointed Attorney below. Please note that only YOU (the Donor) need to sign the Power of Attorney, and you must have mental capacity. Example (Illustration): If an HDB Flat has 2 registered lessees and both are leaving Singapore for a while and both require an Attorney (Donee) to sign documents on their behalf, then you need to state both lessees' (Donors) particulars and both have to sign the Power of Attorney.

The Attorney is the person that you are appointing to act for YOU (the Donor) in the Power of Attorney, and will be carrying out the acts and matters on your behalf in pursuant to the Power of Attorney. This individual can be your co-lessee (owner) or co-buyer/purchaser so long he or she is available to carry out the acts in Singapore. If you are appointing two Attorneys, any one of them will be able to act for you.

Please specify where do you wish to sign your Power of Attorney. If the Donor(s) (YOU) is/are signing the POA in Singapore, you will have to sign in the presence of one of our Lawyers at our office. If you are signing Overseas, please read carefully our further notes/instructions.

Your Attorney is NOT required to sign the Power of Attorney, and he/she does NOT need to be present at our office.

With effect from 1 March 2017, as you are signing overseas, if you are authorising your Attorney to make application for your CPF monies withdrawals, CPF Board requires the Power of Attorney to be witnessed by a Singapore Consulate Officer in the country of your stay. You may wish to visit the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ website to find the nearest Singapore Overseas Mission. If your Power of Attorney is not witnessed by a Singapore Consulate Officer, your Attorney will have issues in applying for CPF monies withdrawals on your behalf. If you have difficulties in signing it before a Singapore Consulate officer and wish to sign before a Notary Public, please seek the approval of CPF Board and HDB.

We require that you, your attorney, or an authorised representative personally pick up the following items from our Singapore office:

1. Our letter to you and your attorney
2. The original Power of Attorney
3. Two certified copies of your Power of Attorney
4. A copy of our letter to HDB

Please note that we no longer provide postage service.