Note that you must provide your full legal name including all given/middle names.

Please use your full legal name when signing contracts, bank documents and other conveyancing related forms. This is important to avoid drafting errors and settlement delays.

Power of Attorneys

You should also consider making an Enduring Power of Attorney.

Enduring Power of Attorney – allows someone you appoint to make financial (including legal matters relating to financial matters) and personal decisions (for example where a person lives) on your behalf.

Enduring Power of Attorney (Medical Treatment) – allows someone you appoint to refuse medical treatment on your behalf (for example, to turn off your life support).