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An Alaska power of attorney lets a person designate someone else to handle their financial matters, medical decisions, or any other tasks they would like to specify. The type of form you use depends on the objective that you would like to accomplish.

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An Alaska power of attorney lets a person designate someone else to handle their financial matters, medical decisions, or any other tasks they would like to specify. The type of form you use depends on the objective that you would like to accomplish.

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Advance Directive (Medical POA + Living Will) – This form is becoming the standard for those interested in planning out what is to be done medically should they ever be in an unresponsive state.

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Signing Requirements: The endorsement of the document must occur in the presence of a notary public or two (2) witnessing parties (§ 13.52.010).

 

Durable (Financial) Power of Attorney – For financial use only, this document allows someone else to make decisions on behalf of the principal. The extended permissions serve to remain in effect even if they become incapacitated.

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Signing Requirements: The principal must perform their signature before a notary public (§ 13.26.600).

 

General (Financial) Power of Attorney – Allows someone to convey all the same financial powers as a durable POA, but it does not remain active once the principal is no longer sound of mind.

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Signing Requirements: Designating party is required to sign in the presence of a notary public.

 

Limited (Special) Power of Attorney – A fitting document for anyone wishing to assign a specific power to another individual.

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Signing Requirements: The signature must be witnessed by an official in order to notarize the form (§ 13.26.600).

 

Minor (Child) Power of Attorney – If a parent or guardian needs someone to handle certain matters regarding their child, they can put forth this document to delegate a specified power that can be used to accomplish a task for the minor.

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Signing Requirements: The party assigning the powers is to endorse the POA while being examined by a notary public.

 

Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney – Used to elect someone else to handle a specific motor vehicle’s titling, registering, or transferring.

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Signing Requirements: A notary public or a DMV representative must witness the principal party’s signature.

 

Real Estate Power of Attorney – Any individual who owns or would like to own a particular property may employ this form to have a trusted associate carry out actions in their name regarding a designated piece of real estate.

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Signing Requirements: Signature must be recorded under the observation of a notarial figure.

 

Revocation Power of Attorney – The principal of an existing POA may terminate the conveyance with the execution of this document.

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Signing Requirements: The primary party must sign in the presence of a notary public.

 

Tax Power of Attorney (Form 774) – Also known as “Form 774”, this written instrument allows a resident to choose someone else to file and pay state taxes on their behalf.

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Signing Requirements: Only to be signed by the principal.

 

 

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