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Oregon General (Financial) Power of Attorney

An Oregon general (financial) power of attorney form confers the authority to a specified person to handle another person's financial matters. The authority terminates if the person granting the powers (the principal) is no longer able to make his or her own decisions. This means that it is NOT considered a “durable” power of attorney.
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Updated June 17, 2024

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Laws

  • Statutes – Chapter 127: Powers of Attorney
  • Signing Requirements – No exact section of the Oregon Revised Statutes determines a specific signing requirement when executing general (financial) powers of attorney. However, the principal and their agent(s) should notarize the document to validate each signature.