Form

Object to registration of a power of attorney

Forms to object to the registration of a lasting power of attorney (LPA) or an enduring power of attorney (EPA).

• From: Office of the Public Guardian
• Published: 24 June 2013
• Last updated: 26 June 2018 — See all updates

Applies to England and Wales

• Publication for Northern Ireland
• Publication for Scotland

Documents

Object to registration of LPA: donor (LPA006)

PDF, 88.4 KB, 3 pages

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Object to registration of LPA: factual grounds (LPA007)

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Object to registration of LPA: notify OPG (LPA008)

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Object to registration of EPA (EP3PG)

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Details

You can use these forms to object to someone registering a lasting power of attorney (LPA) or an enduring power of attorney (EPA).

To object to the registration of an LPA you’ll need to use:

• LPA006 if you are the donor of the LPA and want to object for any reason
• LPA007 if you are an attorney or a ‘person to notify’ and want to object on factual grounds
• LPA008 if you are anyone (including an attorney or a ‘person to notify’) who wants to object for other reasons (called ‘prescribed grounds’)

If you want to object on prescribed grounds, you must also apply to the Court of Protection and pay a £400 fee.

To object to the registration of an EPA you’ll need to:

• use form EP3PG if you have been notified about the registration
• apply to the court if you have not been notified

Alternative formats

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Published 24 June 2013
Last updated 26 June 2018 + show all updates

1. 26 June 2018

   Added 'Personal information' section.

2. 24 January 2017

   Added translation

3. 6 December 2016

   Added translation

4. 17 November 2016

   Added translation

5. 9 December 2014

   Added form to object to an enduring power of attorney

6. 10 March 2014

   Clarified who could use each form to object to registration of a lasting power of attorney

7. 18 October 2013

   Removed COP8 application pack and replaced it with link to relevant page on HM Courts and Tribunals Service website.

8. 30 September 2013

   Replaced forms LPA006, LPA007, LPA008 to remove minor guidance about statutory waiting period.

9. 24 June 2013

   First published.