Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney Form - North Carolina

If you are looking for a legally binding instrument that will let you delegate the duty to handle the titling of the car or its sale and purchase, consider completing a North Carolina Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney Form . This statement is going to be helpful if you cannot be present at negotiations with the individual or company that plans to buy your property or file an application for a new certificate of title or the replacement of the one you lost.

A North Carolina Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney has to include the following details: the name of the person that issues it and their legal representative, the description of the car (record its make, type, serial number, year, model, and the number of the motor), and the actual date of signing. The laws of the state oblige the vehicle owner or prospective purchaser to go to a notary public - without a proper acknowledgment, the authorization will be disputed and deemed unenforceable.

Haven't found the form you're looking for? Take a look at the related forms below:

• Medical Power of Attorney Form;
• Limited Power of Attorney Form;
• Durable Power of Attorney Form.