after 30+ years’ working in the legal field, I’m always curious how other states handle different situations. More so, I was curious what a Nevada notary could have done to make a POA “not notarized in accordance with the laws of the state” and was surprised to find the following:
A Nevada Power of Attorney must be in writing and contain your signature to be effective; it may also, but need not be notarized. Alternatively, it may be witnessed by two adults who personally know you, but cannot be family, care center, doctor ...
The OP will probably not post again, but according to the Bar and Legislation, there is more to why the Bank is refusing to honor the POA. |
