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Question: My father in law, who lives in Mesa, has asked me to be his power of attorney. I live in Oregon. Can I use Arizona's form to do this, and will it be valid even though I don't live in the same state?
Answer: The person living out-of-state is called a foreign agent and would have to follow Arizona statute regarding the execution of the power of attorney. If the power of attorney documentation is filed in another state, certified copies and any official bonds that have been issued, would have to be filed again with an Arizona Superior Court (ARS § ARS 14-4204 & ARS § 14-4205) before they could be executed.
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My father in law, who lives in Mesa, has asked me to be his power of attorney. I live in Oregon. Can I use Arizona's form to do this, and will it be valid even though I don't live in the same state?
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