Recording
When property is bought or sold by power of attorney, the power of attorney form must be recorded along with the deed in the Town Clerk’s office in the municipality where the property is located.[4]
Connecticut Real Estate Power of Attorney Form
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A Connecticut real estate power of attorney is a form authorizing an agent or attorney to buy, sell, refinance, or otherwise manage property on behalf of another person (the principal).[1] The document must be signed by the creator, two witnesses, and a notary public before it can be considered valid.