A Kansas limited power of attorney is a document that lets an individual (the principal) grant power to an agent to carry out a specific assignment in their name. As opposed to a general or durable power of attorney, this form permits the representative to operate within a narrow scope of authority that will usually terminate upon the completion of the task for which the instrument was drafted. It should be noted that if the principal wants to assign power to make medical decisions, this isn’t the form they should use; the Kansas Advance Directive or the Kansas Medical Power of Attorney should be drafted instead.

Signing Requirements (§ 58-652(a)(3)) – Notary Public