Attorney Approved Version!
Otherwise known as “Statutory Form Power of Attorney”, allows for the limited or unrestricted use to act in the presence of another for any type of monetary situation.
In Nevada, you can grant an agent general authority to act for you regarding many financial subjects, including:
Real estate
Personal property
Legal proceedings
Financial institutions
Stocks and bonds
Legal affairs
Taxes
Retirement plans
Alternatively, you can indicate that the agent may act for you in only one of these areas or any combination. The agent may not do certain other acts, unless you specifically authorize them on a separate portion of the form. These include changing or designating your beneficiary, making a gift on your behalf, making or changing trusts, and refusing an interest in property.
Signing Requirements – The principal must sign in front of a notary public (NRS 162A.220(1)).
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