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EUDI Wallet representation allows a natural person to act for another by issuing and presenting verifiable attestations. These attestations define the legal scope and revocability of the delegated authority for specific scenarios like power of attorney.

EUDI Wallet delegation for minors or incapacitated individuals requires distinct attestation types that prove legal representation. These attestations must have defined scopes and be revocable to ensure secure and verifiable delegation of authority.

Yes, you can use EUDI Wallet attestations to prove legal representation. A parent can present a verifiable attestation from their wallet demonstrating their legal right to represent their child for accessing specific educational records.

EUDI Wallet attestations for power of attorney mandate defined scopes and revocability. This ensures the delegation of authority is limited to specific legal actions and can be revoked, aligning with the European Digital Identity Regulation.

You need specific attestation types for natural person representation in EUDI Wallet whenever one person legally acts for another. This covers scenarios like minors, incapacitated individuals, and power of attorney to ensure verifiable delegation.

Yes, EUDI Wallet representation attestations are aligned with the European Digital Identity Regulation. They ensure secure and verifiable delegation of authority by mandating distinct attestation types with defined scopes and revocability.