A New York limited power of attorney enables an individual to elect an agent to act in their place for the specific purposes listed in the document. The POA describes both the duration and the type of power granted (banking transaction, real estate sale, etc.). Commonly, the authority terminates once the agent has performed their assignments.
A New York limited power of attorney enables an individual to elect an agent to act in their place for the specific purposes listed in the document. The POA describes both the duration and the type of power granted (banking transaction, real estate sale, etc.). Commonly, the authority terminates once the agent has performed their assignments.
A New York limited power of attorney enables an individual to elect an agent to act in their place for the specific purposes listed in the document. The POA describes both the duration and the type of power granted (banking transaction, real estate sale, etc.). Commonly, the authority terminates once the agent has performed their assignments.
The principal’s signature must be[1]:
Each agent appointed in the power of attorney must also sign the document and acknowledge their signature before a notary public.[2]
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