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Sudanese Power of Attorney in the U.S. — 2026 Guide

Data last verified: September 2026

Powers of attorney for use in Sudan go through the embassy, and they matter more than usual right now: for many families, someone abroad acting through a relative at home is the only way a property, banking or inheritance matter moves at all.

Quick facts

FeePublished tariff per act
HoursMonday to Friday, 10am to 4pm
IdentificationNational number expected
LanguageArabic

Bring your national number. As with every other Sudanese procedure, it is the identifier the system is built around, and an instrument without it is unlikely to be acted on.

Fees breakdown

ItemCostNotes
Power of attorneyPublished tariffGeneral or special
Declaration or certified copyPublished tariffPer document
Arabic translationPer pageWhere required
Registration in SudanCharged thereWhere the matter requires it
CourierCarrier’s chargeBoth directions

Inheritance is governed by the personal status law applying to the family, which determines the shares and therefore who has to sign. Where heirs are scattered across several countries, that coordination is the slow part.

How to apply

  1. Ask the lawyer or relative in Sudan exactly what the matter requires.
  2. Establish whether the property or account is currently accessible at all.
  3. Collect the national numbers of everyone named.
  4. Attend within consular hours, or file as the embassy directs.
  5. Pay the tariff in the accepted form.
  6. Send the original by a tracked service and keep a scan.

Required documents

Where to apply

At the embassy in Washington, within its consular hours.

Additional notes

Check what is actually possible

Before drafting anything, establish whether the registry, bank or court involved is currently functioning where the property is. It saves preparing a document nobody can use.

Be specific

Name the property and the acts authorised as precisely as the records allow.

Coordinate heirs early

Documents from several countries take months to assemble.

Revocation

Revoking requires a further act through the same route, with notice to whoever holds the original.