Laws
- Statutes – Chapter 30.1-30: Uniform Durable Power of Attorney Act
- Signing Requirements – No specific requirements are mentioned within North Dakota’s Century Code. However, it is recommended it be witnessed or notarized. Principals and their attorneys-in-fact that wish to record instruments affecting real property with a local court or registry must have the document notarized per NDCC, 47-19-03.[1]