Updated March 15, 2024
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 each time the agent performs on behalf of the principal.
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