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The principal and two witnesses must sign this document.[1] It is standard practice to have the form notarized, though there is no legal requirement to do so.
A Connecticut general power of attorney is used by individuals to select someone to act as their financial representative. The agent will be able to carry out financial, real estate, and business transactions with the same authority as if the principal were doing so themselves.
A Connecticut general power of attorney is used by individuals to select someone to act as their financial representative. The agent will be able to carry out financial, real estate, and business transactions with the same authority as if the principal were doing so themselves.
A Connecticut general power of attorney is used by individuals to select someone to act as their financial representative. The agent will be able to carry out financial, real estate, and business transactions with the same authority as if the principal were doing so themselves.
The principal and two witnesses must sign this document.[1] It is standard practice to have the form notarized, though there is no legal requirement to do so.