Agent's Acknowledgment - Pennsylvania

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In Pennsylvania, an agent has no authority to act under a power of attorney until the agent signs this acknowledgment and attaches it to the power of attorney. Use this form when an agent or successor agent did not sign one when the power of attorney was made. In Pennsylvania, an agent has no authority to act under a power of attorney until the agent signs this acknowledgment and attaches it to the power of attorney.

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Who this form is for

• In Pennsylvania, an agent has no authority to act under a power of attorney until the agent signs this acknowledgment and attaches it to the power of attorney. Use this form when an agent or successor agent did not sign one when the power of attorney was made.

What you'll need

• The original Agent's Acknowledgment - Pennsylvania packet and its instructions.
• The names, dates and supporting records identified in this packet.
• Acceptable identification if a notarial act is requested; arrange any required qualified witnesses.

How to complete it

1. Identify the power of attorney Enter the principal’s name and the date the power of attorney was signed.
2. Check your role Agent, successor agent or co-agent.
3. Read the duties The acknowledgment confirms you will act in good faith and in the principal’s best interest.
4. Sign in front of a notary Banks and title companies often require a notarized acknowledgment. Bring a current photo ID.
5. Attach it Staple it to the power of attorney (or a copy) and present both together.

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