Signing Requirements
The signatures of the principal and two witnesses must be acknowledged before a notary public for this power of attorney to be valid.[1]
A Pennsylvania durable power of attorney authorizes an individual to act as attorney-in-fact for a principal and manage their financial affairs. This power of attorney will continue in effect even if the principal becomes mentally incompetent.
A Pennsylvania durable power of attorney authorizes an individual to act as attorney-in-fact for a principal and manage their financial affairs. This power of attorney will continue in effect even if the principal becomes mentally incompetent.
A Pennsylvania durable power of attorney authorizes an individual to act as attorney-in-fact for a principal and manage their financial affairs. This power of attorney will continue in effect even if the principal becomes mentally incompetent.
The signatures of the principal and two witnesses must be acknowledged before a notary public for this power of attorney to be valid.[1]