604 Downloads

The Washington Limited (Special) Power of Attorney delegates the transfer of stipulated controls from one person to another for a determined period. The record of the established bestowed rights can be adjusted to allocate the precise necessary authorities to accurately meet the principal’s needs. The limited form is generally utilized to ensure that someone can be available to make decisions or sign paperwork for the principal if they are not present to do so. This particular document provides ease of use to grant a finite number of permissions instead of using an agreement that would extend on a broader level. The principal and attorney-in-fact’s names and addresses must bill filled accordingly, along with the granted powers as desired. The paperwork must be dated and signed to authorize the accord and solidify the arrangement with the proper observation by a licensed notary or two (2) reasonable witnesses.

Laws

Statute – Uniform Power of Attorney Act (R.C.W. § 11-125-010 – § 11-125-903)

Definitions – § 11.125.020

Signing Requirements – The document’s signing is obligated to be inspected by either a notary official or two (2) witnessing individuals (§ 11-125-050).