Limited Power of Attorney

In which state will this power of attorney be used?

When will this power of attorney become effective?

When will this power of attorney become effective? ImmediatelyOn a future date

Effective date

When will this power of attorney be terminated?

When will this power of attorney be terminated? When the task is completedOn a specific date

By default, a limited power of attorney expires when the principal dies or becomes incapacitated. The principal can also revoke the power of attorney at any time by filing a revocation form.

Enter termination date

This power of attorney will allow the designated person to act on the following:

This power of attorney will allow the designated person to act on the following: Bank accountReal propertyTax filingsBonds, shares, commoditiesRetirement benefitsBusiness operationsHealthcare billingOther

Check all that apply.

Other

Who will act on the principal's behalf?

This is the person known as the agent or attorney-in-fact.

Do you want to appoint an alternate agent?

Do you want to appoint an alternate agent? YesNo

The alternate agent will be granted the same powers if the main agent is unable to serve.

Who is the alternate agent?

Do you want to enter the agent's address?

Do you want to enter the agent's address? YesNo, I will enter it later.

Agent's Address

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

Do you want to enter the alternate agent's address?

Do you want to enter the alternate agent's address? YesNo, I will enter it later.

Alternate agent's address

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

Enter the principal's name

This is the individual authorizing another person to act on their behalf.

Do you want to enter the principal's address?

Do you want to enter the principal's address? YesNo, I will enter it later.

Principal's Mailing Address

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

Under state law, the principal is required to sign in the presence of a notary public.

Under state law, the principal is required to sign in the presence of a notary public. I understand.

Under state law, the principal is required to sign this document in the presence of two witnesses.

Under state law, the principal is required to sign this document in the presence of two witnesses. I understand.

Under state law, the principal is required to sign with either two witnesses or a notary public.

Under state law, the principal is required to sign with either two witnesses or a notary public. I understand.

Under state law, the principal is required to sign in the presence of one witness and a notary public.

Under state law, the principal is required to sign in the presence of one witness and a notary public. I understand.

Under state law, the principal is required to sign in the presence of two witness and a notary public.

Under state law, the principal is required to sign in the presence of two witness and a notary public. I understand.

Power of attorneys used for real estate transactions must be recorded with the county recorder's office.

Power of attorneys used for real estate transactions must be recorded with the county recorder's office. I understand.

Will the principal sign in the presence of two witnesses, a notary public, or both?

Will the principal sign in the presence of two witnesses, a notary public, or both? Two witnessesNotary publicBoth witnesses and a notary public

Louisiana law does not expressly require that a principal sign in the presence of two witnesses and a notary.

However, under general contract law, Louisiana courts have found powers of attorney valid primarily when signed by the principal before two witnesses and a notary.

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