Free North Dakota Power of Attorney Forms

Durable power of attorney is a paper you can draft to appoint a representative who will act in the event of your incapacity or disability. This representative will be able to handle your finances and estate during the period when you are unavailable.

Medical power of attorney form in North Dakota is officially called the Health Care Directive. With the document, you can designate an individual who will be in charge of decisions regarding your treatment if you ever cannot make them on your own (for instance, if you face a coma).

General power of attorney is a document by which you can trust your spouse, child, or anyone else your funds and property. The form is valid until its signatory is either dead or disabled. In North Dakota, there is a general durable POA form offered by the state (you can select in the form when it should be considered enforceable).

Limited power of attorney is a form you should choose if you want to delegate only a certain authority for a limited time. For example, the form will fit if you have any urgent matter that you cannot deal with because you are absent. The agent assigned by the document will legally substitute you.

Child power of attorney in North Dakota is also known as the Power of Attorney for Care and Custody of Minor Child(ren) Form. With this template, you can appoint a guardian for your kids who will take care of them while you are not there for them. In North Dakota, you have to renew the form every six months.

Real estate power of attorney exists for all cases when real property holders wish to select representatives who will have the powers and rights to act instead of holders when selling, leasing, renting or completing other operations with the property.

State tax power of attorney (Form 500 in North Dakota) is a document signed by a taxpayer if they want to delegate all tax matters to another individual (for one, their personal accountant). This individual will file all taxes for the principal and communicate with the North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner on the principal’s behalf.

Vehicle power of attorney lets you choose an individual who will be able to apply to the North Dakota Department of Transportation (DOT) and get a title for your vehicle, register it, or go through some other procedures instead of you.

Revocation power of attorney is drafted anytime a principal decides to revoke their POA form. An agent has no powers after the revocation form is signed and should be notified about their new status.