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]

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