Alaska Power of Attorney Forms (9 Types)
An Alaska power of attorney allows a person to handle the needs of someone else for financial or medical reasons. All power of attorney documents in Alaska must be signed in the presence of a notary public or to (2) witnesses. After the form has been signed, it can be used and must be presented…
Alaska Real Estate Power of Attorney Form
An Alaska real estate power of attorney is a document that gives permission by a principal to an agent allowing them to purchase, sell, and manage real property on their behalf. Should the principal, at any point become unable to personally tend to their estate or financial affairs, this document will legally allow the agent to…
Alaska DMV Power of Attorney | Form 847
An Alaska DMV power of attorney (Form 847) may be used by an owner of a vehicle to assign someone else to sign any and all documents relating to its title and registration. Only an original will be qualified and accepted by the DMV and it must be accompanied by either the Vehicle Transaction Application…
Alaska Revocation of a Power of Attorney Form
An Alaska revocation of a power of attorney terminates the power of attorney arrangements from a previous agreement where an agent was listed as the financial, healthcare, or any other type of representative acting on behalf of the principal. The form does not void the previous document without submitting the notice to the agent as well…
Alaska Minor Children Power of Attorney Form | PG-700
An Alaska minor children power of attorney (PG-700) assigns an individual other than a legal parent or guardian to manage all of the affairs for the principal’s children and/or dependents for up to one (1) year. The elected person has the right to make any decision for the child except the power to consent to…
Alaska Advance Health Care Directive Form
An Alaska advance directive is a document that allows a person to choose up to 2 health care agents to act in their place if they should not be able to speak for themselves. In addition, there is a section that lets a person decide their medical treatments if they should be in a state…
Alaska General (Financial) Power of Attorney
An Alaska general power of attorney allows an individual to select an agent to make business and financial decisions on their behalf. The agent’s designation will terminate upon the principal’s death, incapacitation, or if revoked (in writing). Note: The General POA is the same document as the Durable POA except that in Section 5 the…
Alaska Durable (Statutory) Power of Attorney Form
An Alaska durable (statutory) power of attorney gives a person the ability to transfer their individual monetary and business rights to someone else. The principal should know the full capacity to which the power they are giving their agent by reading the form and initializing where necessary. In addition, the principal should be advised that…
Alaska Bill of Sale Forms (5)
Alaska bill of sale forms are legal documents that offer proof of the transfer of ownership between two (2) parties of vehicles, vessels, or essentially any form of personal property. The bill of sale effectively describes the type of sale, trade, or even gifting of the property. After signing, the buyer will need the bill…
Alaska Lease Agreements (6) | Residential & Commercial
An Alaska lease agreement is a document used to allow a landlord to rent a property to a tenant for monthly payment. The landlord will write the lease after making a verbal agreement and checking the tenant’s financial credentials. After both parties sign the lease, the landlord and tenant will be obligated to its terms…