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- General power of attorney naming the kinds of business (Austria)A general power of attorney for Austria that names what § 1008 of the Austrian Civil Code (ABGB) demands: a general power covers selling and buying, loans, collecting money, lawsuits and settlements only if these kinds of business are expressly named. It lists them, with banking, public authorities and the tax office, lets you add exceptions and further kinds, and says which acts need a separate special power. For the land register: a certified signature and no more than three years old. It is not a lasting power (Vorsorgevollmacht), which is made before a notary, lawyer or adult-protection association. In German.
- Special or limited power of attorney for one transaction (Austria)A power of attorney for one transaction or one kind of business in Austria: a visit to an authority, collecting a document, registering a car, handing over a flat, a single sale. Under § 1008 of the Austrian Civil Code (ABGB) it must name the business precisely — for a gift or accepting an inheritance, the single transaction. Before authorities it proves the agent’s authority in writing (§ 10 AVG, § 83 BAO). With an expiry date, restrictions and room for certification if it is used in the land register. In German, ready to print and sign.
- Travel consent for a minor travelling abroad (Austria)A travel consent for a child leaving Austria without their parents, with one parent, with grandparents, on a school or club trip, or alone — in German and English. Austrian law does not require one, but border officers and airlines often ask for it, and some countries want the signatures certified. It sets out the child, the parents holding custody (Obsorge) and how to reach them, the journey and the accompanying adult. The Austrian motoring club ÖAMTC also offers free models. Fill in, print and sign — before a notary or at a district court (Bezirksgericht) if certification is needed.
- Parental consent to a child's passport or ID card (Austria)The written consent an Austrian passport office asks for when the child’s legal representative is not there: when a child of 14 or over applies for their own passport or ID card, or a child under 14 comes with grandparents or another adult. In Austria one parent holding custody (Obsorge) is enough, not both (§ 167 Abs 1 ABGB, the Austrian Civil Code). With the child’s and the parent’s details and the basis of custody. Shown in the original, with the parent’s photo ID in the original or a certified copy. In German.
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