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These pages were produced by the same software that completes your form. The people are invented and every page is stamped SAMPLE. Signature and date boxes are left empty, because those are completed by hand.
Delivered as PDF: your completed official form and a signing pack
What happens after you buy
- 1. Answer the questions, names, addresses, dates of birth and your choices. About ten minutes.
- 2. Check your draft, a watermarked copy of the official form, filled in automatically. Nothing is final until you approve it.
- 3. Download, the completed form and your signing and posting pack, by email link.
- 4. Sign and post, in the order the pack gives, to the Office of the Public Guardian with its own fee of £92 per LPA.
Both Lasting Powers of Attorney Online: LP1F and LP1H Completed Together
Both official forms completed for you online: LP1F for money and property and LP1H for health and care. One set of questions, two watermarked drafts to check, two finished forms and one signing and posting pack. OPG fees of £184 are separate.
The OPG registration fee of £184 (£92 for each LPA) is separate and is paid by you to the OPG. It is not included in this price.
Official form completed automatically from your answers · Not reviewed by a solicitor · England & Wales only
Completed form emailed as download links after you approve your draft · links re-sent free on request
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Not sure which you need? One page compares all three options and what each costs in total.
Compare the three LPA options →What’s included
- Your completed official form LP1F (property and financial affairs)
- Your completed official form LP1H (health and welfare)
- A watermarked draft of each form to check before anything is final
- The same or different attorneys for each LPA, your choice
- One signing and posting pack covering both forms, with each person named
- Which life-sustaining treatment option to sign on the LP1H, from your own choice
- Download links by email, valid for 7 days and re-sent free on request
Who it's for
- •Adults 18 or over in England or Wales who want both their money and their care covered
- •People who want one set of questions and one signing session for both forms
- •People with up to four attorneys for money and up to three different attorneys for health, if they differ
About this service
There are two kinds of lasting power of attorney and neither covers the other. One deals with money and property, the other with health and care. Many people make both at the same time, because the people, the witnesses and the signing session are usually the same.
Buying both together means you type your own details, your attorneys and your certificate provider once. The software then completes form LP1F and form LP1H from the same answers. You can use the same attorneys for both, or tick a box and name different people for health and care decisions.
You get two drafts to check and, once you approve, two finished forms. They are separate legal documents: each is signed in full on its own and each is registered on its own. The signing pack sets out the order for each form in turn, with every person named, so one sitting can cover both.
Together they cost £149, which is £29 less than buying the two forms one at a time here. The Office of the Public Guardian charges £92 for each LPA, so its fees come to £184 and are paid to the OPG, not to WillSafe. No person at WillSafe reads your answers and no solicitor reviews the forms.
This may not be right for you if…
- •Anyone who has already lost mental capacity: an LPA can no longer be made
- •Couples: each person needs their own LPAs. The couples pack covers two people in one order
- •More than four attorneys, more than two replacements, or attorneys who act jointly for some decisions only
- •Scotland and Northern Ireland, which have their own forms and rules
In these cases, we recommend speaking to a solicitor.
What it costs
| Item | Amount | Paid to |
|---|---|---|
| Forms LP1F and LP1H completed, with signing pack | £149 | WillSafe |
| The same two forms bought one at a time | £178 | WillSafe |
| OPG registration fees, two LPAs | £184 (£92 each) | Office of the Public Guardian |
| OPG fee per LPA if gross income is under £12,000 a year | £46 | Office of the Public Guardian |
Source: GOV.UK, register a lasting power of attorney (checked 12 November 2026)
The two forms side by side
| LP1F | LP1H | |
|---|---|---|
| Covers | Money and property | Health, care and daily life |
| When attorneys can act | From registration if you allow it, or only without capacity | Only when you cannot decide for yourself |
| Choice only this form asks | When the LPA can be used | Life-sustaining treatment, Option A or B |
| OPG fee | £92 | £92 |
Source: GOV.UK, power of attorney (checked 12 November 2026)
Your questions answered
Do I need both types of lasting power of attorney?
They do different jobs. A property and financial affairs LPA lets attorneys manage money and property. A health and welfare LPA lets them decide about care and treatment when you cannot. Neither covers the other, so someone who wants help with both needs both. You can make one now and the other later.
How much do both LPAs cost in total?
WillSafe charges £149 to complete both forms. The Office of the Public Guardian charges £92 to register each one, so £184 for the pair, paid to the OPG. The usual total is £333. Each OPG fee is halved if your gross income is under £12,000 a year.
Can I have different attorneys for each LPA?
Yes. By default the attorneys you name act under both. If you would rather have different people making health and care decisions, tick the box in the questions and enter up to three health attorneys. Each form is then completed with its own attorneys. Replacement attorneys and the certificate provider are shared.
Are the two forms signed together?
They can be signed at the same sitting, but each is a separate document signed in full: you, your certificate provider, then your attorneys, then you again at section 15. On the LP1H you also sign one life-sustaining treatment option first. The pack gives the order for each form.
Does a person or a solicitor check my forms?
No. Software completes both forms from the answers you type, and nobody at WillSafe reads them. It checks that required details are present, not whether your choices suit you. You approve the watermarked drafts yourself. WillSafe is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
How long does registration take?
GOV.UK says it takes 8 to 10 weeks to register an LPA if there are no mistakes in the application, and elsewhere says it can take up to 16 weeks. Allow 8 to 16 weeks from the day the OPG receives your signed forms. Both can go in the same envelope, and each is registered separately.
What happens if the OPG sends my form back?
The questions cannot be submitted until every required detail is in, and the form is completed exactly from what you typed, so check the draft with care. If the OPG finds a mistake, it may let you correct it and apply again within 3 months for £46, which you pay to the OPG. Mistakes in the details you entered or in the signing are your responsibility. Your statutory rights are not affected.
Related reading
Free resources before you buy
- LPA cost guide the £92 OPG fee and what solicitors charge on top.
- Will health check many people sorting an LPA also have an out-of-date will.
- LPA & mental capacity articles attorneys, registration and the Court of Protection.
Automatic form completion, not legal advice. Your answers are placed on the official Office of the Public Guardian form by software. No solicitor or other person reviews your answers or your form, and registration is the OPG’s decision. OPG fees and timescales on this page were checked against GOV.UK on 12 November 2026. Self-help service, not legal advice. WillSafe UK is operated by Richard Wood, trading as WillSafe. We are not solicitors. Our products are self-help templates for England & Wales. For complex estates, speak to a qualified solicitor. See our full disclaimer.