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- Special power of attorney (Romania)The power of attorney for one specific act in Romania: collecting a document, representing someone at an office, signing a contract, receiving a payment. It describes the act exactly, the limits of the authority, whether the agent may deal with themselves or appoint a substitute, and until when it is valid. For acts that need notarial form — selling a home, for example — the power of attorney must be notarial too.
- Authorisation to drive and use a vehicle (Romania)The authorisation by which a vehicle's owner in Romania lets someone else drive and use it for a set period and area — a trip abroad, a family member, an employee. It says what the authorised driver may do, what they may not — sell or hire out the vehicle — and who answers for fines. For leaving the country it is often required with a notarised signature.
- Request for the landlord's consent to sublet (Romania)The request in which a tenant in Romania asks the landlord's written consent to sublet the home or part of it: to whom, what exactly and for how long. The document ends with a section in which the landlord gives consent by signing, so the request and the answer stay on the same sheet.
- General power of attorney (Romania)The power of attorney by which a person in Romania authorises someone else to handle their property and affairs — payments, everyday contracts, dealings with suppliers and offices. Under the Civil Code, a general power covers only acts of preservation and administration; sales, mortgages and lawsuits need a special one. Signed privately it is valid, but banks and notaries often ask for a notarised one.
- Parent's consent to a child's medical care by a carer (Romania)The written consent by which a parent in Romania allows the person looking after the child while the parent is away — a grandparent, a nanny, a relative — to take the child to the doctor and agree to routine medical care, for a set period. It carries the child's medical information and the phone number at which the parent can be reached for any important decision. In an emergency, doctors act regardless.
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