Sample

A real sample, with made-up details

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.

Sample of official form LP1F section 1 with made-up donor details filled in
Form LP1F, section 1: the donor
Sample of official form LP1H section 5, life-sustaining treatment, left unsigned for the donor
Form LP1H, section 5: left for you to sign
Sample page of the signing and posting pack showing the signing order with made-up names
Signing and posting pack: the signing order

Delivered as PDF: your completed official form and a signing pack

What happens after you buy

  1. 1. Answer the questions, names, addresses, dates of birth and your choices. About ten minutes.
  2. 2. Check your draft, a watermarked copy of the official form, filled in automatically. Nothing is final until you approve it.
  3. 3. Download, the completed form and your signing and posting pack, by email link.
  4. 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.
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Lasting Power of Attorney for Couples Online: Four Forms, One Order

Both lasting powers of attorney for each of two people: four official forms completed online from one joined-up set of questions, with a signing and posting pack for each of you. OPG fees of £92 per LPA are separate.

£249

The OPG registration fee of £368 (£92 for each of the four LPAs) 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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What’s included

  • Four completed official forms: an LP1F and an LP1H for each of you
  • One joined-up set of questions, with buttons to appoint your partner or copy their attorneys
  • A watermarked draft of each of the four forms to check before anything is final
  • A signing and posting pack for each of you, with your own people named
  • Which life-sustaining treatment option each of you signs, from your own choice
  • The OPG address, and how to ask for a reduced fee on form LPA120
  • Download links by email, valid for 7 days and re-sent free on request
Delivered as PDF download links by email, after you approve your draft, download link arrives in under 60 seconds.

Who it's for

  • •Two adults in England or Wales, usually partners, who each have mental capacity and each want both LPAs
  • •Couples who are happy to answer the questions together in one sitting
  • •Couples who want to appoint each other, with the same or different people as well

About this service

There is no such thing as a joint lasting power of attorney. Each person makes their own, so a couple who both want their money and their care covered need four documents: a property and financial affairs LPA (form LP1F) and a health and welfare LPA (form LP1H) for each of them.

This service completes all four from one sitting. You answer the questions for the first person, then for the second. Two buttons save typing: one makes your partner your attorney, the other copies your partner's attorneys and replacements into your own list. The copy never adds you to your own list, because nobody can be their own attorney.

Everything else stays separate. Each of you makes your own choices about when attorneys can act and about life-sustaining treatment, gives your own preferences and instructions, and names your own certificate provider. Your partner cannot be your certificate provider, because a family member is not allowed to be.

You see watermarked drafts of all four forms before anything is final, then each of you gets your own finished forms and your own signing pack. The work is done by software: no person at WillSafe reads your answers and no solicitor reviews the forms. The Office of the Public Guardian charges £92 to register each LPA, so its fees for four come to £368, paid to the OPG.

Not the right fit if

This may not be right for you if…

  • •A couple where either person has already lost mental capacity: that person can no longer make an LPA
  • •Anyone looking for a joint LPA: there is no such document, each person makes their own
  • •More than four attorneys or two replacements each, or attorneys who act jointly for some decisions only
  • •Couples who would rather keep their answers private from each other: buy two separate orders instead
  • •Scotland and Northern Ireland, which have their own forms and rules

In these cases, we recommend speaking to a solicitor.

What it costs

ItemAmountPaid to
Four forms completed (LP1F and LP1H for each of you), with two signing packs£249WillSafe
The same bought as two separate both-LPA orders£298WillSafe
OPG registration fees, four LPAs£368 (£92 each)Office of the Public Guardian
OPG fee per LPA if that person's gross income is under £12,000 a year£46Office of the Public Guardian

Source: GOV.UK, register a lasting power of attorney (checked 12 November 2026)

What is shared and what is separate

Shared between youSeparate for each of you
The order and the questions pageYes, one of each
The formsEach person has their own LP1F and LP1H
Attorneys and replacementsOnly if you press copyEach list can differ
Choices, preferences and instructionsAlways separate, never copied
Certificate providerThe same person can act for both if they qualifyNamed on each person's own forms
Signing packOne for each of you

Source: GOV.UK, lasting power of attorney forms (checked 12 November 2026)

Your questions answered

Can a couple make a joint lasting power of attorney?

No. An LPA belongs to one person, called the donor. A couple each make their own, even if they appoint each other and choose the same replacement attorneys. For both money and health decisions that means four forms between two people. This service completes all four from one set of questions.

How much does it cost a couple in total?

WillSafe charges £249 to complete all four forms. The Office of the Public Guardian charges £92 to register each LPA, so £368 for four, paid to the OPG. The usual total is £617. Each OPG fee is halved if that person's gross income is under £12,000 a year.

Can we appoint each other as attorneys?

Yes, and most couples do. It is sensible to name at least one replacement attorney as well, such as an adult child or a trusted friend, because if your partner can no longer act and nobody else is named, your LPA stops working. One button adds your partner; another copies their attorneys into your list.

Can my partner be my certificate provider or witness?

Your partner cannot be your certificate provider, because members of your family and your attorneys are not allowed to be. If your partner is one of your attorneys, they cannot witness your signature either. One friend or professional can be certificate provider for both of you if they qualify for each of you.

Do we have to make the same choices?

No. Each person chooses separately when their attorneys can act under the financial LPA and who decides about life-sustaining treatment under the health LPA. Preferences, instructions and certificate providers are never copied from one person to the other. Each person's forms are built only from their own answers.

Does a person or a solicitor check our forms?

No. Software completes the four forms from the answers you type, and nobody at WillSafe reads them. It checks that required details are present and that neither of you is listed as your own attorney, not whether your choices suit you. You approve the watermarked drafts yourselves. 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. All four can go in one 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.

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Disclaimer

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.

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