Someone to manage your affairs

Help for international and United Kingdom residents.

 

Circumstances such as health issues, loss of mental capacity or future planning could mean you need help with managing your accounts with us.

Granting someone access to your bank account is a significant step, but it could be crucial for your future wellbeing. 

The following information is for customers located internationally and in the United Kingdom. If you are located in the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man, visit our islands personal banking support page for more information. 

What would a representative be able to do?

How to appoint or become a representative

Follow these simple steps.

Start here

Use our quick and simple customer access tool to find out which type of access would best suit your circumstances.​

The most common types of access​

  • Power of attorney. Gives someone the legal authority to make decisions on your behalf.​
  • Third party mandate. Allows someone limited access to current and savings accounts.​

Customer access tool

Do this next

We'll need this information to progress the application​.

For power of attorney and court orders, we would need to see the original documents or certified copies of the document.​

Guide to certifying documents (PDF, 135KB)

Power of attorney access form (PDF, 208KB)

And then finish with this

Speak to our specialist team by calling +44 1624 641 711. Lines are open 9 to 5pm Monday to Friday, ​except bank holidays.​ Calls may be monitored and recorded.

You can also email us at techbankingiom@lloydsbankinternational.com. Please don't email us any confidential information.

If the representatives are appointed to make decisions jointly, they must all register with us to act.​

 

Messages sent by a third party may not be secure and may be intercepted by third parties. For these reasons, don't use email to send us communications which contain confidential information as we need these communications to be in writing.
 
Don't use email for correspondence that needs our immediate attention. Contact customer service or your relationship manager directly.
 

If you disregard this warning and choose to send us confidential information, you agree that you do so at your own risk and that you will not hold the bank responsible for any loss that you suffer as a result.

Let’s look at the details

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