Updated January 17, 2023
A Nevada limited power of attorney form is a document that temporarily confers one person’s decision-making power to another person, generally within the context of a specific transaction or time period. In this situation, you would be known as the “principal” while the individual you grant your power to will be known as the agent. Once this principal authority is granted, the agent will be able to act in that specified instance in the manner you define with the same authority you carry.
When filling this template out, make sure to be as specific as possible. That is, make sure the granted powers to the agent are laid out clearly so there will be no room for misinterpretation by either the agent wielding them or any other party.
Laws
Statutes – Power of Attorney (Uniform Act)
Authority (N.R.S. 162A.450) – An agent under a power of attorney may act on behalf of the principal and exercise limited (special) authority as expressly granted by the agreement.
Signing Requirements (N.R.S. 162A.220) – Notary Public.
How to Write
1 – The Appropriate File Format Should Be Selected
You may obtain this form as a PDF, ODT, or Word Document by selecting the respectively labeled button on this page (under the preview picture). ‘
2 – The First Paragraph Must Have Information Provided By The User
You may enter any of the requested information using a compatible editing program for the form you selected, or you may enter it on paper after printing it. To begin, enter the Principal’s Full Name on the first blank line of this document. 
Use the second blank line to enter the Principal’s whole Address. This Address must be where the Principal is physically located and may not be a Post Office Box.
The next party to be reported on is that of the Agent. Use the third blank space in this paragraph to report the Full Name of the Attorney-in-Fact. Then, use the next two blank lines to report eh Attorney-in-Fact’s 
3 – Outline The Limited Powers Being Appointed To The Agent
After some required wording, there will be several blank lines provided. The Principal Powers being appointed to the Attorney-in-Fact through this form must be written out here. This must be an accurate account of the Principal’s wishes so if more room is required, continue the report on an attachment.
4 – Only The Principal May Verify This Document And Execute It
The final statement of this document will contain three blank spaces. The Principal should enter the Current Day, Month, and Year he or she signs this form using these spaces.
Below this statement, the Principal should Sign and Print his or her Name in the Presence of a Notary Public.
The final section of this document provides an area for the Notary Public to notarize the Principal Signature.