Posted by Donna LaBelle on 9/22/05 11:38pm
Msg #66841

where can I get ...

...blank power of attorney forms and general affidavit forms?

Reply by PAW_Fl on 9/23/05 7:27am
Msg #66865

Do a google search and you should come up with a long list. Also, most stationary outlets (Staples, Office Max, etc.) carry generic forms.

I do urge you, if you are looking for these for personal use, to consult an attorney, especially for a POA form. The ramifications and implications of an incorrectly prepared POA can be disastrous.

Finally, if you are a notary public, be very careful about supplying forms. Many states have UPL laws against a notary providing legal forms to clients. If anyone asks me for a form, I always tell them I cannot provide them and tell them they need to seek the advice of an attorney.

Reply by HARRY_PA on 9/23/05 10:37am
Msg #66940

ditto PAW.. Could not agree more. Notaries are not attorneys-at-law and can be santioned for acting as one in PA and most other states.

Reply by Les_CO on 9/23/05 10:33am
Msg #66937

http://www.uslegalforms.com

Reply by Marlene_USNA on 9/23/05 11:29am
Msg #66959

The Pennsylvania Association of Notaries sells those forms at
http://www.notary.org/Products-forms.htm