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A person aged over 18 who does not have a guardian can decide for themselves if they want another person to manage their affairs.

The guardians of a minor can usually act on behalf of the child in all matters without a specific mandate.

Instructions for parents and other guardians for acting on behalf of a child.

Guardians can jointly grant mandates to other adults to act on behalf of a child.

The e-service may have imposed conditions for acting on behalf of a minor.

As an attorney, you can act of behalf of the person that made a continuing power of attorney, under certain conditions.

This page describes how and in what matters you can act on behalf of a person as their guardian in digital services.

Who can act on behalf of a person under guardianship with or without a mandate, and how and in what matters can a person under guardianship grant mandates.

An estate of a deceased person with no business ID cannot currently mandate anyone to manage the estate’s affairs.

Instruction for acting on behalf of another party with a mandate.