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cajohnston
Asked June 2017
Does POA have to be notarized if I have two witnesses?
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freqflyer
Jun 2017
In my opinion, even if a State doesn't require a Power of Attorney to be notarized, I would have it notarized just to eliminate any confusion or challenges by other family members.
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gladimhere
Jun 2017
Depends on your state.
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