9: I’ve received confirmation that my LPAs have been registered. What do I do next?

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Congratulations!  Your LPAs are now ready for when they are needed.    You will receive your LPAs back and should keep them in a safe place.  It is also sensible to give copies to your attorneys. 

If you followed the online process you and your attorneys will be asked to register with the ‘Use a Lasting Power of Attorney’ service.  

This service allows you to:

Use this service to:

  • give organisations access to an online summary of an LPA by making a secure access code
  • keep track of the organisations that have online access to an LPA
  • view an LPA summary

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10:  Can I change my LPA?

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Emma Lucy

I wanted to get my affairs in in order but found that there was no single place that had all the information I needed to do guide me through this. So this website was born to bring together what I have learned and help others doing the same. I live in Kent, England with my husband, 3 children and our chickens.

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