New York Power of Attorney Forms (9 Types)
New York power of attorney forms give individuals the right to choose someone else to handle their financial or medical affairs. Depending on the form selected, the person giving power (“principal”) can make the form last for a specific time period or for the remainder of their life, referred to as “durable.” It is common…
New York Bill of Sale Forms (4)
A New York bill of sale records the sale and transfer of private property (most commonly a motor vehicle). It includes the details of the sale for registration and accounting purposes. A bill of sale should be completed at the time of sale or after both the buyer and seller have completed the exchange. Forms…
New York Lease Agreements (10) | Residential & Commercial
A New York lease agreement is a binding contract that allows a landlord to rent residential or commercial space to a tenant. It outlines the terms and conditions for the rental period such as responsibilities, monthly rent, and the end date. Prior to signing, the landlord will require a fee to cover the cost of…
New York Eviction Notice Forms (3)
A New York eviction notice is a form used when a tenant has either failed to pay rent or committed a non-compliance with their rental contract. The notice acts as a warning to the tenant that if they do not adhere to its terms that after the notice period an eviction lawsuit will be filed….
New York Real Estate Power of Attorney Form
A New York real estate power of attorney form serves as proof of a principal property owner’s intent on granting their authority over a parcel of land to an agent. This paperwork can also serve to delegate an agent with the power required to purchase real property on behalf of the principal. It will be…
New York Minor Child Power of Attorney Form | Guardianship
A New York minor child power of attorney form (guardianship) can be used to appoint another person to have decision-making power over a minor child’s education, health, and finances. Such documentation must be set in place when the parent(s) or legal guardian(s) of the minor or child anticipates being unavailable (i.e. military deployment) or incapacitated…
New York Limited Power of Attorney Form
A New York limited power of attorney form is a legal tool enabling you to confer specified powers to a trusted person for a limited time period or transaction. The person granting the power, or the principal, must clearly state the power he or she is granting so that there is no ambiguity. It is important,…
New York Revocation of Power of Attorney Form
A New York revocation of power of attorney form can be used to terminate a power of attorney granted to another to act on your behalf. A revocation form may be used to cancel any POA that you may have granted in the past. In addition to filling out and executing this document, you should…
New York General (Financial) Power of Attorney
A New York general (financial) power of attorney form is a document that allows you to grant authority over your financial affairs to a designated person. If want your POA to continue beyond your incapacity, do NOT use this form. You should use the durable form instead. Laws Statutes – Statutory Short Form and Other Powers of…
New York Tax Power of Attorney (Form POA-1)
A New York tax power of attorney (Form POA-1) allows a principal to appoint another party to represent them to file State taxes or handle any other matters related to the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. Often, a principal will have an accountant, attorney or some other tax professional be their representative…