Statutory Power of Attorney Form - Wyoming

A Wyoming Statutory Power of Attorney Form is a document that grants an individual permission to make important financial decisions (which usually concern real estate) on behalf of another person. Such choices can affect the life of an individual severely, hence why the document is of upmost importance. The principal should carefully consider which individual they can trust to become an agent, it must be someone reliable and an individual that will do as they promised. The selected person would only use the powers allowed in the form. Powers can still be used even if the principal cannot communicate and is medically unfit.

By signing this document, the principal will be reassured that they have a representative to take care of their financial matters for them. If the principal has some worries or things they consider important to them, they should share these details with their agent to ensure that they follow through accordingly.

Prior to attempting to draft and sign the Wyoming Statutory Power of Attorney, you need to know that the document should be signed in front a notary public by the principal. If an agent decides to sign an additional confirmatory document, they will also need it notarized.

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

• Power of Attorney (POA);
• Durable Power of Attorney Form;
• Medical Power of Attorney Form.