Signing Requirements
Only the principal is required to sign the power of attorney in order to execute it. However, it is strongly recommended that the document also be notarized, especially if the agent intends to record conveyances of land with a local registry.[1]
Recording
Oregon law does not strictly require that a real estate power of attorney be recorded, although it is strongly recommended that the document be notarized and recorded in the County Clerk’s office in order to protect the buyer’s rights.[2][3]