Get Lpa120

Filling out the LPA120 form is a crucial step for individuals seeking exemption or remission from application fees associated with lasting power of attorney (LPA) or enduring power of attorney (EPA). This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to assist you in completing the form online, ensuring a smooth filing process.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the LPA120 form online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the LPA120 form and open it in your preferred online platform.
2. Fill in Section 1 with the donor's full name and address. If applicable, provide the case number or reference found on previous correspondence.
3. Indicate which application fee this request relates to by selecting from the options: LPA application fee, EPA application fee, or repeat LPA application fee.
4. Specify which types of power of attorney you are applying for registration, choosing from LPA for health and welfare, LPA for property and financial affairs, or EPA.
5. In Section 2, provide your relationship to the donor, and include your title, first name, last name, address, telephone number, mobile number, and email address.
6. If you have already paid the fee, indicate to whom the refund should be issued if your application for exemption or remission is accepted.
7. In Section 3, answer whether the donor receives any of the listed benefits. If ‘Yes,’ proceed to question 3b.
8. In question 3b, state whether the donor has been awarded personal injury damages exceeding £16,000. If ‘No,’ the donor is eligible for exemption.
9. In Section 4, determine if the donor's gross annual income is less than $12,000. If so, express your intention to apply for a 50% fee remission.
10. If the donor receives Universal Credit, indicate your intention to apply for a remission based on this.
11. Complete Section 5 by signing the declaration and dating the form, confirming all information is accurate and evidence is enclosed.
12. Submit your completed LPA120 form and any supporting evidence to the Office of the Public Guardian, ensuring to follow the mailing instructions provided.

Complete your LPA120 form online today and take a step towards managing your power of attorney needs.