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An Idaho power of attorney provides a way for one person to allow another entity to legally act in their place with their resources. The paperwork here can take many forms and be used for many types of situations from discreet/limited transactions to everyday long-term representation. What they have in common is a principal, the…

An Idaho bill of sale records the purchase of personal property between a buyer and seller. The form acts as an official record to document the transaction details between the parties. It is required that both the buyer and seller sign a bill of sale after the transaction is complete. Forms (4) Vehicle Bill of…

An Idaho lease agreement is a document that allows a landlord to write a contract with a tenant for the use of property in exchange for rent. The landlord will commonly request to view the tenant’s credentials through a rental application prior to agreeing to any agreement. The tenant may be charged a fee for…

An Idaho eviction notice is a letter given by a landlord seeking to notify a tenant of a lease infraction. If the tenant does not cure the issue by the end of the notice period, the tenant may be subject to an eviction lawsuit (unlawful detainer). Sending an eviction notice to a tenant is the…

An Idaho real estate power of attorney is a document that provides a principal with the required written tool to elect an agent. Here, the agent will be able to assist with the management, sale, closing, or refinancing of real estate using the authority of the principal. This document is usually used for the purpose…

An Idaho motor vehicle power of attorney (Form ITD-3368) must be used by a vehicle owner when they intend to grant authority to another person to make decisions and engage in actions such as the registering, licensing, transferring of ownership, or the titling of motor vehicles in Idaho. This is considered a limited power of…

An Idaho tax power of attorney, otherwise known as the Idaho State Tax Commission Power of Attorney, is the paperwork that a principal must submit to assign someone representational authority with the Tax Commission. The elected agent will be able to handle principal-defined tax matters and make filings at the direction of and in the…

An Idaho power of attorney revocation can be utilized to nullify a power of attorney that you granted previously. It can be used for any type of power of attorney you may have granted. The key is to make sure all relevant parties are aware of or have a copy of the revocation, otherwise, the…

An Idaho minor child (parental) power of attorney provides a legal way for a parent of a minor to allow a grandparent, aunt, uncle, or sibling of the child to act as the child’s guardian for a period of up to six (6) months, twelve (12) months for military, or three (3) years. It can…

An Idaho limited power of attorney allows the person creating the document to appoint someone they trust to act in their stead for a specific transaction or time period. It is important when filling out this form that the principal takes the time to give a very detailed account of what he or she expects the agent…