Signing Requirements
The form must be signed by two witnesses and a notary public.[1]
Registration
Although Missouri law provides for the establishment of a centralized advance directive registry, no such statewide registry has been established yet.[2]
State Definition
In Missouri law, an advance directive is referred to as a “declaration.”
“Declaration” means a document executed in accordance with the requirements of section MO Rev Stat § 459.015.[4]
Statutory Form
A voluntary sample form is available under Missouri state law, but it is not legally necessary for an advance directive to use this specific form.[5]
Sample
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