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The principal must sign a power of attorney in the presence of one witness who isn’t the agent and a notary public.[1]
A Georgia limited power of attorney is a document that empowers an agent to manage the principal’s financial affairs in a restricted capacity. The principal (person creating the document) must decide whether they want the form to terminate on a certain date or when the agent completes their assignments.
A Georgia limited power of attorney is a document that empowers an agent to manage the principal’s financial affairs in a restricted capacity. The principal (person creating the document) must decide whether they want the form to terminate on a certain date or when the agent completes their assignments.
A Georgia limited power of attorney is a document that empowers an agent to manage the principal’s financial affairs in a restricted capacity. The principal (person creating the document) must decide whether they want the form to terminate on a certain date or when the agent completes their assignments.
The principal must sign a power of attorney in the presence of one witness who isn’t the agent and a notary public.[1]