what is the proper way to sign when you have power of attorney?
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when i was working at a bank, the way you signed was their name, and then your name P.O.A.  Not sure if thats the politically correct way, thats just how our bank made members sign.
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usually you fill out the pesons name it;s going to and sign it on the bottom
384512
I have a client who does.\nwww.signstorey.com
718010
Call the Better Business Bureau. You may have to hire an attorney. Read everything very carefully before you sign it. If you did not sign an agreement, you may be able to get out of it. Buyer Beware.
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power of attorney required
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Before you file the Answer with the Court, you must mail a photocopy to the other attorney.  In most states, you must get someone else to serve the documents.  They must sign a declaration under penalty of perjury that they mailed a copy fo the opposing attorney.  The declaration is attached to the answer and filed with the court.
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Avoid court dispute;\n\nAvoid to associate unreliable and careless lawyers in future;\n\nBefore signing any document, you must also check the correctness of the document;\n\nReturn money and get full and final clearance from the other party with undertaking as to non-existence of any dispute between both of you;\n\nSearch for another buyer of the estate/property.\n\nOtherwise, the dispute may cost you too much if resorted to court process, while you would be treated at fault by the court having made a defective agreement.
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Most stationary stores and office supply stores carry a number of generalized forms.  I would expect that a power of attorney, is available almost anywhere.
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No the best you can do with a Notary is to get a Power of Attorney, which would give you certain rights, however this can be recinded as simply as it was made.  to assure your legal rights you need to see a lawyer and have a formal adoption.  If you qualify this may be done through legal aid or someother type of reduced charges.  You will also need the fathers permission to do the adoption and in these cases they will usually sign away their rights rather than have to pay child support.  With a Power of Attorney the court could order both parents to pay child support, so if they are wanting out of the responsibilities they will probably want a legal adoption.
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you should get a real estate attorney to look over any documents way before you sign them ..so if their has to be any changes they attorney can suggest which ones and how to do it..then bring it back the attorney for final approval and then you can sign it\nGood luck
643839
Depends on how old you are. If you're a legal adult, you don't need parent/guardian signature.\n But i do think you might need to put it on the marriage certificate for official records
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A Power of Attorney is a document that gives someone else the authority to act on your behalf on matters that you specify. The power can be specific to a certain task or broad to cover many financial duties.  The power can be given to start immediately, or upon mental incapacity. The site below will give you a valid power of attorney after you answer some questions (you might what to click on the hints button).  Give it some time to download.
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You can but you will need to be appointed as a Power of Attorney.   Power of Attorney is a legal document whereby one person (the "Donor") gives another person or persons (the "Attorney") the power to act on his or her behalf with regard to his or her property and financial affairs. \n\nThere are two types: \n\nOrdinary Power of Attorney:  \nUsually, an Ordinary Power of Attorney is created for a set period of time in cases where the Donor is going abroad or is unable to act for some other reason and wishes someone else to have the authority to act on his or her behalf. \n\nAn Ordinary Power of Attorney will usually end either at a specified time or upon the request of the Donor at any time using a Deed of Revocation and will automatically be revoked if the Donor loses mental capacity. There is no requirement for the Ordinary Power of Attorney to be registered.\n\nA Ordinary Power of Attorney can be created when signed either by you or at your direction and in the presence of a witness. \n\n\n\nEnduring Power of Attorney:\nIn contrast, an Enduring Power of Attorney allows the Donor to appoint a legally authorised person to look after their property and financial affairs should they become incapable of doing so themselves at some point in the future. It continues after the Donor has become mentally incapable of managing his or her affairs and must be registered when the Attorney becomes aware or has reason to believe that the Donor has become or is becoming mentally incapable.\n\nEnduring Power of Attorney is a lot more complex to as considerable powers are are transferred to you i.e. property etc.  Therefore a number of safe guards have to be satisfied.\n\n\nThe link provided should be of great assistance.
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go to Options (upper right side) and click Signature. You may delete/edit your signature there.
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did you sign it?\n\nyou may have to get a good lawyer
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NO duh!\n\nIf your name is changed legally how could you sign anything with anything but your new legal name DuH!
846015
I beleive a power of attorney should do the trick.