Notary For Durable Power Of Attorney

I. Introduction

This Notary Template for Durable Power of Attorney (POA) is designed to facilitate business continuity by allowing [Your Name], the owner of [Your Company Name], to designate someone to manage business affairs in the event of their incapacitation.

II. Granting Authority

I, [Your Name], of [Your Company Name], hereby grant durable power of attorney to [Attorney-in-Fact's Name] to act on my behalf in all matters related to the operation and management of [Your Company Name].

III. Scope of Authority

The Attorney-in-Fact is authorized to:

Manage day-to-day operations of the business.
Enter into contracts and agreements on behalf of the company.
Access and manage financial accounts and assets owned by the company.
Make decisions regarding hiring, firing, and managing employees.
Represent the company in legal proceedings.

IV. Limitations of Authority

The Attorney-in-Fact's authority is limited as follows:

They may not make gifts or transfers of ownership without prior written consent from [Your Name].
They may not act outside the scope of business operations defined herein.
They may not make decisions contrary to the best interests of [Your Company Name].

V. Duration of Authority

This durable power of attorney shall remain in effect indefinitely unless revoked in writing by [Your Name] or terminated by law.

VI. Certification

I, [Notary Public's Name], a duly commissioned notary public, certify that this document was signed and acknowledged before me on [Date] by [Your Name], the principal and that the principal appeared to be of sound mind and acting willingly.

Witness my hand and official seal:

[Client Name]

[DATE SIGNED]

Notary Public Name: [Your Name]

[DATE SIGNED]

Notary Seal (if applicable): [SEAL]