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Updated on September 27th, 2021

Nevada power of attorney forms assign rights to a representative (a.k.a. “agent” or “attorney-in-fact”) allowing them to act on behalf of a principal. To authorize comprehensive powers for financial transactions, the principal can execute a general power of attorney (if the form is durable, it remains in effect during the principal’s incapacity). To assign a health care agent and provide medical instructions, a principal may draft an advance directive, living will, or medical power of attorney.

By Type (10)

  1. Advance Directive
  2. Durable
  3. General
  4. Limited
  5. Living Will
  6. Medical
  7. Motor Vehicle (VP 136)
  8. Minor (Child)
  9. Real Estate
  10. Tax

Advance Directive – States the health care preferences and life-sustaining treatments to be administered on a principal when mentally incapacitated. Note that this document contains both a living will and a medical power of attorney.

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Signing requirements (NRS 162A.790 & NRS 449A.433): Two (2) witnesses or notarization

 

Durable Power of Attorney – Allows an individual to select a representative to make financial decisions on their behalf. The powers granted through the power of attorney will not be affected by the incapacity of the principal.

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Signing requirements (NRS 162A.220(1)): Notarization

 

General (non-durable) Power of Attorney – Allows an agent to make financial decisions for a principal for a duration that expires upon the principal’s incapacity.

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Signing requirements: (§ 162A.220(1)): Notarization

 

Limited Power of Attorney – This power of attorney provides a limited scope of authority and terminates after the agent fulfills their appointed duties or once a specific end date is reached.

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Signing requirements (§ 162A.220(1)): Notarization

 

Living Will – Indicates the medical actions that should be implemented when the principal is unable to communicate due to incapacity.

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Signing requirements (NRS 449A.433(1)): Two (2) witnesses

 

Medical Power of Attorney – Appoints a health care proxy to represent the principal and make medical decisions on their behalf.

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Signing requirements (NRS 162A.790(2)): Two (2) witnesses or notarization

 

Motor Vehicle (Form VP136) Power of Attorney – Permits another party to perform vehicle-related transactions such as the title transfer and registration of a vehicle with the DMV.

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Signing requirements: Notarization

 

Minor (Child) Power of Attorney – Used by parents and legal guardians to let another person provide care and make decisions for a child.

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Signing requirements (§ NRS 159A.205): Notarization

 

Real Estate Power of Attorney – Allows an agent to sign documents and perform transactions involving real estate owned by the principal.

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Signing requirements (NRS 162A.220(1)): Notarization

 

Tax Power of Attorney – For use by taxpayers to allow a qualified individual to handle tax filings and other related duties.

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Signing requirements: Taxpayer and representative(s)