Items Included in a Power of Attorney
We make our own decisions most of our lives. There may come a time when we cannot make our own decisions and will require the help of others. This can be done through a power of attorney. The people assigned power of attorney can help you make important decisions when you cannot. It is important to include all items in a power of attorney.
Items Included In A Power Of Attorney
The name of the principal must be included along with their age, address, and the current date. The principal is the person who is assigning the power of attorney.
The agent must be included along with their phone number. The agent is the person who has the power of attorney and will make decisions for you.
The county and state the power of attorney is being executed in must be included.
The form must have a title.
A statement that details what should or should not be provided must be included.
A statement that states which procedures will not be performed must be included.
Signatures of two witnesses should be on the power of attorney.
An agreement and understanding by the agent and principal should be in the body.
The power of attorney must contain a signature from the principal.
A notary public seal must be on the form.