Official New York Power of Attorney Template:
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By giving another individual Power of Attorney, you’re allowing them to assume control over prearranged decisions in your life. The powers you transfer are essentially equal to your own, but each document ranges in limitations.

Some POA documents are specific to children or real estate. Others cover broad aspects of finance or even medical decisions. Whichever form you’re signing, you must be sure that you’re conveying powers to a trusted individual, especially if the form is durable.

When you’re ready to make your Power of Attorney document, get an official form at the link above!

New York Signing Requirements
Durable – Notary Acknowledgment (GOB § 51501B)
Medical (“Advance Directive”) – Two Witnesses (PBH § 2981)

Power of Attorney Laws
Durable Laws – § 51513
Medical Laws (“Advance Directive”) Article 29C – (2980 – 2994) – Health Care Agents and Proxies

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0:00 Intro:
0:16 How To Get Power Of Attorney:
0:56 Common Types Of Power Of Attorney Forms:
1:00 Durable (Finacial) Power Of Attorney:
1:07 General (Financial) Power Of Attorney:
1:18 Limited Power Of Attorney:
1:20 Signing Requirements:
1:34 Medical Power Of Attorney:
1:45 Signing Requirements:
1:48 Durable:
2:04 Revocation: