Limited Power of Attorney - Arizona

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Use this form to let someone handle one specific matter for you, such as signing at a closing, selling a vehicle, or handling one account. Your agent can act only for the purpose you describe. Use this form to let someone handle one specific matter for you, such as signing at a closing, selling a vehicle, or handling one account.

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Who this form is for

Use this form to let someone handle one specific matter for you, such as signing at a closing, selling a vehicle, or handling one account. Your agent can act only for the purpose you describe.

What you'll need

The original Limited Power of Attorney - Arizona packet and its instructions.
Names, dates and supporting records identified in this packet.
Acceptable identification for any notarial act; arrange qualified witnesses when required.

How to complete it

Describe the purpose in detail (Part 2) Include addresses, account or VIN numbers, and dates. Vague wording can lead a bank or title company to refuse it.
Choose when it ends (Parts 3–4) When the purpose is complete or on a set date, and whether it survives incapacity.
Bring one qualified witness Not your agent, your agent’s spouse or children, or the notary. We can bring one.
Sign in front of the notary You and the witness each sign a sworn statement. Bring a current photo ID.

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