We prepare, notarize, and authenticate Italian-format powers of attorney for real estate transfers, inheritance, estate matters, and proxies — accepted in both English and Italian under Pennsylvania law.

A procura is the Italian-format power of attorney that authorizes another person — typically an Italian attorney, notaio, or family member — to act on your behalf inside Italy. It’s most commonly needed when you can’t (or don’t want to) travel to Italy for a real estate closing, an inheritance, or a government filing. Once notarized and apostilled in the U.S., your procura is fully recognized by Italian authorities.
Authorize an attorney or family member in Italy to sign on your behalf at the rogito (closing).
Transfer ownership of homes, land, or commercial property without flying back to Italy.
Accept or renounce inheritance, manage estate filings, and represent heirs in Italian courts.
Authorize someone to act for you in banking, civil registry, court, or government matters.
Whether you can visit our firm, prefer to handle it from your laptop, or need a notary to come to you — we have a professional option for every situation.
Book an appointment and bring your procura — either self-drafted or prepared by your Italian notaio/attorney. Our notary acknowledges your signature, we hand-deliver to the Pennsylvania Secretary of State, and your apostilled procura is ready in 2–4 business days.
Email your Word document or PDF so we can review the format and confirm the right notarial certificate before your appointment.
Bring valid government-issued photo ID. Our notary verifies your identity and acknowledges your signature on the procura.
Hand-delivered to Harrisburg — 2 to 4 business days for the apostille to be affixed and returned.
We can translate English procuras into Italian, or translate any English apostille language for use in Italy.
Pick up at our Chestnut Hill office, or we'll DHL/FedEx the originals to Italy with full tracking.
Whether you’re buying property in Sicily, settling an estate in Tuscany, or authorizing a proxy in Rome — we make sure your procura is accepted by Italian authorities the first time.
Pennsylvania law allows notarization of documents in any language. Your procura can stay in Italian — no forced English translation required when notarized through our firm.
Sign your procura from anywhere in the world via secure remote online notarization (RON). Legally binding, accepted for Pennsylvania apostille, and faster than mailing originals.
Can't travel? We dispatch a commissioned notary anywhere in the U.S. — home, hospital, attorney's office, or workplace. Travel fees apply by state and distance.
We work daily with clients coordinating with Italian notaios, avvocati, and consulates. We know the format Italian authorities expect — and we get it right the first time.
Same flat rate for in-person or electronic notarization. Mobile notary adds a travel fee based on your state and distance.
Sign at our Chestnut Hill office, or notarize remotely via RON from anywhere in the world.
+$99 each additional document
Our notary comes to your home, office, hospital, or attorney’s chambers.
+$99 each additional + travel fee by state
State fees and expedited options vary by jurisdiction. Travel fees vary by state and distance from Philadelphia.
Real estate, inheritance, or general proxy — tap a category to see exactly what we handle and any edge cases to be aware of.
Not sure which kind of procura you need? We review every draft first.
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Trusted by Italian-American families, attorneys, and notaios for real estate closings, inheritance filings, and proxies accepted across Italy.