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POWER OF ATTORNEY1 On the day of month, year, appeared before me, name of the Notary, Notary Public, resident and officiating in country of the Notary. Mr./Mrs. appeasers name, of legal age, of country

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2. Obtain the public resident form from the relevant government office.
3. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements and any supporting documents needed.
4. Gather all the necessary documents, which may include proof of residency, identification proof, and supporting documents for any claims or qualifications.
5. Fill out the form accurately and legibly, providing all the requested information.
6. Double-check all the information entered to ensure its accuracy.
7. Attach any required supporting documents as specified in the instructions.
8. Review the completed form and supporting documents for any mistakes or omissions.
9. Submit the filled-out form along with the supporting documents to the designated government office.
10. Follow up with the office if necessary to track the progress of your application.
11. Await a response from the government office regarding the status of your public resident application.

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Public resident and officiating is a form or declaration that requires certain individuals to report their residency and official roles in a public office.

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