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The signatures of the principal, two witnesses, and a notary public are required.[1]
A South Carolina limited power of attorney is a legal document that allows a person to give an agent limited authority to act on their behalf. They can use the form to assign the agent the authority to carry out real estate closings, vehicle registration, or perform a specific banking transaction.
A South Carolina limited power of attorney is a legal document that allows a person to give an agent limited authority to act on their behalf. They can use the form to assign the agent the authority to carry out real estate closings, vehicle registration, or perform a specific banking transaction.
A South Carolina limited power of attorney is a legal document that allows a person to give an agent limited authority to act on their behalf. They can use the form to assign the agent the authority to carry out real estate closings, vehicle registration, or perform a specific banking transaction.
The signatures of the principal, two witnesses, and a notary public are required.[1]