Signing Requirements
Signing requirements aren’t mentioned in state statutes, but the principal should have their signature notarized.
An Oregon general power of attorney “appoints a trusted financial agent to represent the person preparing the document. While the agent’s powers are in effect, they can handle banking, investment, property, or estate affairs for the principal. Unlike a durable power of attorney, this form becomes invalid once the principal is incapacitated.
An Oregon general power of attorney “appoints a trusted financial agent to represent the person preparing the document. While the agent’s powers are in effect, they can handle banking, investment, property, or estate affairs for the principal. Unlike a durable power of attorney, this form becomes invalid once the principal is incapacitated.
An Oregon general power of attorney “appoints a trusted financial agent to represent the person preparing the document. While the agent’s powers are in effect, they can handle banking, investment, property, or estate affairs for the principal. Unlike a durable power of attorney, this form becomes invalid once the principal is incapacitated.
Signing requirements aren’t mentioned in state statutes, but the principal should have their signature notarized.