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Arizona General Power of Attorney

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GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY

1. Select one (1) type of Power of Attorney below:

General Regular Power of Attorney (has a specific start and end date) 

General Durable Power of Attorney (ends upon Principal’s death or revocation)

2. Identify the Principal and Attorney-in-Fact:

PRINCIPAL

Name:

[Principal.FirstName][Principal.LastName]

Address:

[Principal.StreetAddress]

City:

[Principal.City]

State:

[Principal.State]

Zip Code:

[Principal.PostalCode]

Date of Birth:

(Insert Date)

ATTORNEY-IN-FACT

Name:

(Attorney-in-fact.FirstName) (Attorney-in-fact.LasttName)

Address:

(Attorney-in-fact.StreetAddress)

City:

(Attorney-in-fact.City)

State:

(Attorney-in-fact.State)

Zip Code:

(Attorney-in-fact.PostalCode)

Date of Birth:

(Insert Date)

3. Mark the sections that apply:

The Principal, an individual, hereby appoints the above-named Attorney-in-Fact to act in name and place of Principal to perform the following general matters:

Scope and extent of powers granted by the General Power of Attorney: to exercise any or all of the following powers concerning:

  1. Personal Finances: to withdraw and deposit funds from bank accounts belonging to Principal and to enter and remove the contents of all safe deposit boxes rented by the Principal; to ask demand, sue for, recover, collect, and receive each and every sum of money , debt, account, legacy, bequest, interest dividend, annuity and demand which now is or hereafter shall become due, owing or payable, belonging to or claimed by Principal and to use and take any lawful means for the recovery thereof by legal process or otherwise, and to execute and deliver a satisfaction or release therefor, together with the right and power to compromise or compound any claim or demand: to borrow money and to execute and deliver notes with or without security; and to loan money and receive notes with such security as Attorney-in-Fact shall deem proper;

  2. Real Property: or any interest therein or any improvements thereon: to contract for, purchase, receive and take possession thereof and of evidence and title thereto; to lease the same for any term or purpose, including leases for business residence; to sell, exchange, subdivide, grant or convey the same with or without warranty, covenant or restrictions; to mortgage, transfer in trust, or otherwise encumber the same to secure payment of a note or performance of any obligation or agreement;

  3. Personal Property: to contract for, buy, sell, exchange, transfer, endorse and in any legal manner deal in and with the same; and to mortgage, transfer in trust, or otherwise encumber the same to secure payment of a note of performance of any obligation or agreement;

  4. Business Transactions of any kind, and as the act and deed of Principal to sign, execute, acknowledge and deliver any deed, lease, assignment of lease, covenant, indemnity, agreement, mortgage, deed of trust, assignment of mortgage, or beneficial interest under deed of trust, subdivision or plat, extension or renewal of any obligation, subordination or waiver of priority, bill of lading, bill of sale, bond, note, receipt, check, evidence of debt, full or partial release of mortgage judgment or other debt, and such other instruments in writing of any kind or class as may be necessary or proper in the premises;

  5. To do and perform every and all acts required, necessary or appropriate to be done in and about the premises as fully to all intents and purposes as Principal might or could do if personally present, hereby ratifying all that Attorney-in-Fact shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue of this General Power of Attorney.

4. Check the ONE Power of Attorney that applies to you. Complete the information asked for in the applicable Section.

  • General Power of Attorney – Has beginning and ending dates.

    • Effective Date: The date on which this document takes effect: (Insert Date)

      This General Power of Attorney begins on the above effective date and continues  until the expiration date of (Insert Date).

    • Manner of Revocation: The Principal may revoke this document in writing at any time before the expiration date for no reason or for cause. Also, if the Attorney-in-Fact exceeds or violates the scope and authority granted by this document, the Principal may revoke in writing the Power of Attorney at any time before the expiration date.

  • General Durable Power of Attorney – Has a beginning effective date and lasts until the death of the Principal or until revocation.

    • Effective Date: The date on which this document takes effect: (Insert Date)

    • Manner of Revocation: The Principal may revoke this document in writing at any time before the expiration date for no reason or for cause, or if the Attorney-in-Fact exceeds or violates the scope and authority granted by this document. If the Principal becomes disabled or incapacitated, the Attorney-in-Fact may continue acting as such despite the disability, incapacity or the expiration date.

5. Compensation of Attorney-in-Fact:

None.

6. Signatures.

For Principal:

I, [Principal.FirstName][Principal.LastName], the Principal, sign my name to this Power of Attorney this day (Insert Date) and, being first duly sworn, do declare to the undersigned authority that I sign and execute this instrument as my power of attorney and that I sign it willingly, or willingly direct another to sign for me, that I execute if as my free and voluntary act for the purposes expressed in the Power of Attorney, and that as required by A.R.S Section 14-5501, I am eighteen years of age or older, of sound mind, and under no constraint or undue influence.

Signature
MM / DD / YYYY

[Principal.FirstName][Principal.LastName]

For Witness:

I, [Witness.FirstName][Witness.LastName], the witness, sign my name to the foregoing Power of Attorney being first duly sworn, and do declare to the undersigned authority the principal signs and executes this instrument as the Principal’s Power of Attorney and that the Principal signs it willingly, or willingly directs another to sign for the Principal, and that I, in the presence and hearing of the Principal sign this Power of Attorney as witness to the Principal’s signing, and to the best of my knowledge the Principal is eighteen years of age or older, of sound mind, and under no constraint or undue influence.

Signature
MM / DD / YYYY

[Witness.FirstName][Witness.LastName]

NOTARIZATION PAGE TO FOLLOW

7. Notarization.

STATE OF (Insert Name)

COUNTY OF (Insert Name)

Subscribed, sworn to affirmed, and acknowledged before me by (Insert Name), the Principal, and subscribed and sworn to or affirmed before me by (Insert Name), witnessed, this (Insert Date).

Signature
MM / DD / YYYY

 Notary Public

[Notary.FirstName][Notary.LastName][Notary.Company]

(notary seal)

Power of Attorney Arizona

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The Arizona General Power of Attorney form grants authority to manage and use movable and immovable property.

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FAQ

  • In Arizona, your Power of Attorney document needs to be signed by you (the Principal) and a witness in front of a Notary Public. Be sure that you and your witness bring a photo ID for the Notary to verify your identification. Make copies and keep the original in a safe place.

  • After you complete the Power of Attorney, each person who is named an Attorney-in-Fact should keep a copy of the form in a convenient place where it can be located easily when needed. Many people will want to see the original Power of Attorney before permitting your Attorney-in-Fact to act on your behalf. At times, a copy of the Power of Attorney may be requested in connection with a particular transaction, but the Attorney-in-Fact should never release the original.Under Arizona law, you do not need to file this General Power of Attorney with the Court, unless the Attorney in Fact will be authorized to transfer real property.



This General Power of Attorney can be used to give another person complete authority to act on your behalf in most situations, including personal finances, real and personal property, and a large range of business transactions.In Arizona however, you may need to use a specific type of Power of Attorney in the following instances:

  • Parental Power of Attorney

    : delegates parental powers for six months unless you are in the active military

  • Special Power of Attorney

    : delegates limited authority to another person for them to act on your behalf

  • Healthcare and Mental Health Power of Attorney

    : delegates authority to another person to make medial and mental health decisions if you are incapacitated

If, for some reason you want to revoke or cancel a power of authority, you will need to
sign a Revocation of Power of Attorney Form.


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