Is a Power of Attorney valid after it is signed?
It’s filled out correctly. I’m wondering if all I need to do is have it notarized for it to be legal at that point?
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Yes. It typically needs to be signed in front of a notary public and witnesses who are unrelated or not named in the document. The last pages should include sections for the witnesses and notary.
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It’s filled out correctly. I’m wondering if all I need to do is have it notarized for it to be legal at that point?
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It’s filled out correctly. I’m wondering if all I need to do is have it notarized for it to be legal at that point?
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Is there anything else the lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured, they’ll be able to help with notarizing the form.
Evan
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Is this form legal after it’s notarized?
Evan
Yes. It typically needs to be signed in front of a notary public and witnesses who are unrelated or not named in the document. The last pages should include sections for the witnesses and notary.
Thank you. So, nothing else after that? How do I show proof if needed to a bank or others?
Evan
That should be it after all the signatures are collected.
Thanks.
Evan
You would typically take the signed original document to the bank or any other institution that needs to see it.
Thank you!
Evan
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