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LPA in Singapore: set up free when you write your Will.
Free setup when you write your Will with Alps Wills®. Choose who decides for you if you lose mental capacity; we prepare your LPA and arrange an accredited certificate issuer.
What happens without an LPA
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Your bank accounts can be frozen
If you lose mental capacity, banks can stop anyone acting on accounts in your name.
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Your property cannot be sold or rented out
Your family cannot sell or rent out property in your name to raise cash.
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Your family must apply for deputyship
They apply to court to be appointed your deputy, and your affairs wait until the order is made.
How to start
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Book a consultation
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Choose donees and powers
With your Will Writer, at home or online.
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Certify and submit
Certified by an accredited issuer, then submitted to the OPG.
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Included in all services
The “When I die” folder
Your family picks up one folder and knows where your assets are, what you owe and what you value. One Will service fee covers all five; the four beside your Will are complimentary.
Form 1 and Form 2
Form 1 uses standard powers and suits most people. Form 2 lets you write custom powers and is drafted by a lawyer.
LPA Form 1
Standard powers for personal welfare, property and affairs, or both. Alps Wills® guides you through how to plan your LPA application effectively.
- OPG application fee waived for Singapore CitizensThe Office of the Public Guardian waives the Form 1 application fee for Singapore Citizens.
- Planned with Alps Wills®We guide you through your donees, a replacement donee and the powers to give, so your application is right the first time.
- Signed before a certificate issuerAn accredited certificate issuer confirms you understand the LPA and are not under pressure.
- Submitted online to the Office of the Public GuardianWe submit it for you. The LPA can be used once the OPG registers it.
LPA Form 2
Custom powers drafted by a lawyer, for instructions the Form 1 boxes cannot express, such as detailed conditions on selling property.
- Drafted by our partner lawyersA lawyer writes the custom powers, as Form 2 requires.
- OPG application fee appliesThe Form 2 application fee is paid to the Office of the Public Guardian.
- Quoted after consultationLegal fees depend on how much custom drafting you need.
FAQ
Is the LPA included in the Will package?
Yes. LPA setup is included with every Individual Will.
What is the difference between LPA Form 1 and Form 2?
Form 1 grants general powers using standard wording and can be completed without a lawyer. Form 2 lets you write custom powers and must be drafted by a lawyer.
Who can be my donee?
Anyone you trust who is 21 or older, not an undischarged bankrupt for property matters. You can appoint a replacement donee in case your first choice cannot act.
Who certifies an LPA?
An accredited medical practitioner, a practising lawyer or a registered psychiatrist confirms you understand the LPA and are not under pressure. Alps Wills® works with an accredited certificate issuer.
Can I cancel my LPA later?
Yes. While you still have mental capacity, you can revoke your LPA by notifying the Office of the Public Guardian.
What is the LPA Form 1 fee in 2026?
Singapore Citizens can apply for an LPA using Form 1 free of charge, according to the Office of the Public Guardian. Other applications follow the OPG fees table, and the certificate issuer charges a professional fee.
LPA vs deputyship: what is the difference?
With an LPA, the people you chose act for you. Without one, your family must apply to the Family Justice Courts to be appointed deputy, and the court decides who acts and how.