Affidavit as to Power of Attorney Being in Full Force
A sworn statement confirming that a power of attorney is still valid and has not been revoked. Often required by banks and title companies.
Banks and title companies often require this before they'll act.
A power of attorney may be valid, but institutions want sworn proof it hasn't been revoked. This affidavit provides that proof. If you're having trouble getting an institution to accept your POA, we can help.
When do you need this form?
A bank or institution needs proof that the power of attorney is still active.
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A draft court order submitted for the judge's signature. Used for routine matters where a hearing may not be required.
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