Four steps, and a person between you and a rejection.
Creating your LPA is simple. We guide you through every step — from the first question to the moment it reaches the Office of the Public Guardian.
- For England & Wales
- Checked by hand
- Same-day UK support
- Pay only when you’re ready
From plain-English answers to a registered LPA.
- 01
Complete our online form
You answer short questions about yourself, the people you want to appoint and any specific wishes you have. The form is written in everyday language and most people finish it in under half an hour.
- Your personal details
- Who you want as your attorney(s)
- Any specific instructions or preferences
- Certificate provider details
- 02
We review your documents
Our expert team checks your LPA for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with OPG requirements. We’ll contact you if anything needs clarification.
- Checked by LPA specialists
- Verified for OPG compliance
- Clear feedback if changes needed
- Usually completed within 48 hours
- 03
Sign your LPA
We provide your completed LPA documents with clear signing instructions. Documents must be signed in the correct order by you, your attorneys, and certificate provider.
- Clear signing instructions
- Wet signatures required
- Video guide available
- Support if you have questions
- 04
Register with the OPG
Send your signed documents to the Office of the Public Guardian for registration. We provide everything you need, including a pre-addressed envelope.
- Registration fee: £92 per LPA
- Processing time: 8-10 weeks
- We’ll guide you through payment
- LPA valid once registered
How long does it take?
Total time from start to registered LPA: typically 10-12 weeks.
Common questions
What if I make a mistake?
Don’t worry — our experts review every LPA before you sign. We’ll contact you if anything needs changing. After signing, small errors can often be corrected; major changes require a new form.
Can I save and come back later?
Yes. Your progress is saved automatically. You can complete the form over multiple sessions — just log back in to continue where you left off.
What’s a certificate provider?
A certificate provider is someone who confirms you understand the LPA and aren’t being pressured. They can be someone who has known you for 2+ years, or a professional like a doctor, solicitor, or social worker.
Do I need witnesses?
Yes, your signature and your attorneys’ signatures need to be witnessed. Witnesses must be 18+ and can’t be attorneys named in the LPA. They don’t need to read the document — just watch you sign.
Sort it once, calmly — for £74 a document.
The UK’s lowest price, price-matched, and hand-checked before it goes to the OPG.
Plus the £92 OPG registration fee per LPA.