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Formulario de poder notarial de Illinois

Cree gratis un poder notarial financiero duradero de Illinois conforme a Illinois Power of Attorney Act, 755 ILCS 45 (durable powers, Art. II; statutory short form for property, Art. III, esp. 755 ILCS 45/3-3 and 45/3-4). Llene el formulario en español, revise la vista previa del documento y descargue un PDF listo para firmar. El documento se genera en inglés; le explicamos por qué.

Antes de firmar: requisitos de Illinois

El poderdante firma, y la firma debe estar tanto notarizada Y certificada por al menos un testigo calificado (el notario no puede ser el testigo) para que un poder notarial financiero duradero sea válido en Illinois.

Escriba nombres, direcciones e instrucciones tal como deben aparecer en el documento. Las instrucciones especiales se insertan tal cual en el poder, que se genera en inglés, así que escríbalas en inglés.



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Vista previa (documento en inglés)

⚠ El poderdante firma, y la firma debe estar tanto notarizada Y certificada por al menos un testigo calificado (el notario no puede ser el testigo) para que un poder notarial financiero duradero sea válido en Illinois.

Durable Financial Power of Attorney (Illinois)

1. Designation of Agent

I, [PRINCIPAL NAME], of IL (the "Principal"), appoint [AGENT NAME], of [AGENT ADDRESS], as my agent (attorney-in-fact) to act for me in any lawful way with respect to the subjects granted below.

2. Grant of Authority

I grant my agent authority over ALL of the following subjects. My agent may act on my behalf in any lawful way with respect to each:

• Real Property — Buy, sell, lease, mortgage, and manage land and buildings.

• Tangible Personal Property — Handle physical belongings such as vehicles, furniture, and equipment.

• Stocks and Bonds — Buy, sell, and manage securities and brokerage accounts.

• Commodities and Options — Trade commodities and options contracts.

• Banks and Other Financial Institutions — Open, use, and close bank accounts; write checks; manage deposits.

• Operation of a Business or Entity — Operate, manage, and make decisions for a business you own.

• Insurance and Annuities — Buy, change, and manage insurance policies and annuities.

• Estates, Trusts, and Beneficial Interests — Act regarding interests in estates, trusts, and similar arrangements.

• Claims and Litigation — Pursue, defend, and settle legal claims and lawsuits.

• Personal and Family Maintenance — Pay for your and your family's customary living expenses.

• Government Benefits — Apply for and manage Social Security, Medicare, and other public benefits.

• Retirement Plans — Manage IRAs, 401(k)s, pensions, and other retirement accounts.

• Taxes — Prepare, sign, and file tax returns and handle tax matters.

3. Durability

This power of attorney is DURABLE. It is not affected by my subsequent incapacity or disability and remains in effect until my death or until I revoke it.

4. When This Power Becomes Effective

This power of attorney is effective immediately upon signing.

5. Agent Compensation

My agent shall serve without compensation but is entitled to reimbursement of reasonable expenses.

6. Reliance by Third Parties

Any person may rely on the authority granted in this document. I agree to indemnify any third party who acts in good-faith reliance on this power of attorney. A copy or electronically transmitted copy has the same effect as the original.

7. Governing Law and Revocation

This power of attorney is governed by the laws of the State of Illinois (Illinois Power of Attorney Act, 755 ILCS 45 (durable powers, Art. II; statutory short form for property, Art. III, esp. 755 ILCS 45/3-3 and 45/3-4)). I may revoke it at any time by a signed writing delivered to my agent.

Execution

Signed this ______ day of ____________, 20____.

 

_______________________________________

[PRINCIPAL NAME], Principal

 

WITNESSES (Illinois requires 1):

 

_______________________________________

Witness 1 — signature, printed name, address

(The single required witness (and the notary) may NOT be: (a) the principal's attending physician or mental health service provider, or a relative of that provider; (b) an owner, operator, or relative of an owner/operator of a health care facility in which the principal is a patient or resident; (c) a parent, sibling, or descendant - or the spouse of any such parent/sibling/descendant (by blood, marriage, or adoption) - of either the principal or any agent or successor agent; or (d) an agent or successor agent under the power of attorney. The notary public may not also sign as the witness.)

 

NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

State of Illinois, County of ________________

 

On this ______ day of ____________, 20____, before me personally appeared [PRINCIPAL NAME], known to me (or satisfactorily proven) to be the person who executed this instrument, and acknowledged that they executed it as their free act and deed.

 

_______________________________________

Notary Public My commission expires: __________

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Esta es una plantilla de autoayuda, no asesoría legal. Un poder notarial es un documento legal importante que permite a su apoderado actuar en su nombre. Esta herramienta le ayuda a preparar un poder notarial financiero duradero de Illinois, pero no puede prever todas las situaciones. Léalo con atención, siga exactamente los requisitos de firma indicados arriba y consulte a un abogado con licencia en Illinois si su situación es compleja (bienes importantes, intereses en negocios, familias reconstituidas o planificación patrimonial).

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