Limited Power of Attorney Template - Arizona

If you are residing in Arizona and want to fill in an Arizona Limited Power of Attorney Form , you may run into some troubles. This is because Arizona does not offer a specific Limited Power of Attorney Form. It is however possible to edit a Durable Power of Attorney Form to provide more specifics on the permitted powers. They differ in that a durable power will remain in effect until either the power is terminated or the principal (the permitting party) dies.

In order to legalize the document, the form must be signed by a notary public and a witness. This witness cannot be related to the agent (the party agreeing to fulfill agreed responsibilities). The notary must also place their seal on the document.

Still looking for a particular form? Take a look at the related forms below:

• Power of Attorney Forms;
• Durable Power of Attorney Forms;
• Medical Power of Attorney Forms.