Arizona Power of Attorney Forms (10)

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An Arizona power of attorney allows a person to choose an agent who’s authorized to make decisions on their behalf. The document will relay the specific authorities given to the agent and when the power of attorney terminates. Most POAs require notarization and a witness’s signature to be valid in the state.

Arizona Power of Attorney Forms (10)

An Arizona power of attorney allows a person to choose an agent who’s authorized to make decisions on their behalf. The document will relay the specific authorities given to the agent and when the power of attorney terminates. Most POAs require notarization and a witness’s signature to be valid in the state.

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Last updated July 16th, 2024

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An Arizona power of attorney allows a person to choose an agent who’s authorized to make decisions on their behalf. The document will relay the specific authorities given to the agent and when the power of attorney terminates. Most POAs require notarization and a witness’s signature to be valid in the state.

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Advance Directive – Allows a principal to make end-of-life treatment requests and select a health care agent.

 

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Durable Power of Attorney— For financial representation by an agent whose powers remain in effect if the principal becomes incapacitated.

 

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General (non-durable) Power of Attorney – For financial representation by an agent whose powers terminate if the principal becomes incapacitated.

 

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Limited Power of Attorney – To assign special, narrowly focused financial powers.

 

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Living Will – To select the treatment options, usually when the principal’s condition is terminal.

 

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Medical Power of Attorney – Appoints someone to handle health care decisions in the event of the principal losing their ability to communicate.

 

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Motor Vehicle (Form 48-1001) Power of Attorney – Grants power to transfer ownership or register a vehicle on the owner’s behalf.

 

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Minor (Child) Power of Attorney – Allows a parent to select someone to take care of their child for a maximum of six months.

 

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Real Estate Power of Attorney – Allows a representative to handle real estate transactions such as purchasing, selling, leasing, and evictions.

 

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Tax (Form 285) Power of Attorney – Allows someone else, usually an accountant, to represent a taxpayer before the Arizona Department of Revenue.

 

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