An Idaho general power of attorney is a document that allows an individual to designate an agent with the authority to manage their finances. The individual creating the form (the “principal”) can use it to relay the general and specific powers granted to their representative.
An Idaho general power of attorney is a document that allows an individual to designate an agent with the authority to manage their finances. The individual creating the form (the “principal”) can use it to relay the general and specific powers granted to their representative.
An Idaho general power of attorney is a document that allows an individual to designate an agent with the authority to manage their finances. The individual creating the form (the “principal”) can use it to relay the general and specific powers granted to their representative.
The principal must sign the document, and notarization is recommended, though not legally required, unless the agent will handle real estate transactions.[1]
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