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Individuals who choose to have their financial or medical affairs managed by someone other than their spouse or children may complete Wyoming power of attorney documents. It is up to the "principal" (the person who has the authority to make decisions) to choose who will be in charge of their activities. Regardless of whether the principal is deemed incompetent, a "durable" form will continue to be valid. As soon as it’s signed in accordance with state law, the agent is authorized to begin acting on behalf of the principal. It is not required to file or record with the government.
Durable power of attorney — If you want someone to make financial and property-related decisions on your behalf, you may use this form to appoint someone to act on your behalf. The appointment will remain in effect until you cancel it or until you die, whichever occurs sooner. If you become handicapped, your "durable" insurance coverage will not be terminated by the insurance company.
Requirements needed to sign the document- A notary public is required to sign documents (3-9-105).
General Financial Power of Attorney - Using this form, you may appoint someone to make decisions about your assets and property, in a manner similar to that of the General (Financial) Power of Attorney form. If you, the one who began it, lose your capacity to make choices for yourself, then this sort of behavior will come to an abrupt halt.
Requirements needed to sign the document- A notary public is required in order to sign documents (3-9-105).
Restricted (Limited) Power of Attorney - Creating a limited power of attorney may be customized to meet your specific requirements and circumstances, if necessary. This service is available to you if you need legal assistance with a particular event or business transaction.
Requirements needed to sign the document- A notary public is required in order to sign documents (3-9-105).
Medical power of attorney - An emergency medical power of attorney (medical POA) might be useful in the event of an accident or surgery in which you are unable to express your health care preferences to your medical providers. You may give your agent the authority to convey your intentions to your doctor via a medical power of attorney (POA), which you can complete in advance if the need arises.
Requirements needed to sign the document- The following are the requirements for signing (35-22-403): An attorney-in-fact, an operator or employee of a community care center or a residential care facility, and two more witnesses are required.
Advance Directive - The advance directive combines a medical power of attorney and a living will to give the principal more power to handle their medical treatment options. They can put their preferences and writing and appoint an agent to enforce their preferences while handling situations that weren’t accounted for in the written instructions.
Minor (Child) Power of Attorney - A "Minor (Kid) Power of Attorney" gives someone the authority to handle the day-to-day care of another person's kid via the use of a legal instrument known as a "Minor (Kid) Power of Attorney."
Requirements needed to sign the document- Before the paperwork may be notarized, it must be signed by the caregiver as well as two witnesses.
Real estate power of attorney - If you want someone else to act on your behalf when it comes to the transfer or administration of real estate, you may nominate that person via a power of attorney in real estate.
Requirements needed to sign the document- In order for the Principal's signature to be acknowledged in front of a Notary Public, the Notary Public must witness the Principal's signature.
Power of Attorney Revocation - It is possible to use this form to withdraw a power of attorney if the document has previously been signed by the principal. Provide a copy of this letter of revocation to your representatives so that they are informed of your decision to quit.
Requirements needed to sign the document- It is possible to revoke a Power of Attorney as long as the document was signed on or after January 1, 2018, by submitting Revocation paperwork to the county clerk's office where the principal resides, along with a copy of the Power of Attorney, unless the Power of Attorney expressly states that it is not possible.
Motor vehicle power of attorney – A power of attorney that is limited to your automobile will be required when dealing with the Wyoming Department of Transportation. Obtaining one is simple.
Requirements needed to sign the document- A notary public is required to witness the signing of the document.