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Applying for lasting power of attorney (LPA) costs £82 to register each LPA, unless you qualify for a reduction or exemption. If you're registering both a property and financial affairs LPA and a health and welfare LPA, the total cost would be £164. Payment can be made by credit or debit card, or by cheque. 

If you happen to make a mistake on your application form, the Office of the Public Guardian may allow you to correct it and reapply within 3 months for a reduced fee of £41, depending on the type of mistake made.

It's important to note that there are options available to get a reduction or exemption from these fees. If you earn less than £12,000, you can apply for a reduction. Additionally, individuals on certain benefits, such as Income Support, may be eligible for an exemption from the registration fees. 

If you instruct a solicitor to help with the LPA application, this will include further fees. 

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