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My husband had a massive stroke and is currently in rehab,I have Durable POA Paperwork but all i need to know is if i need a witness and a notary or i just need a witness for paperwork to be legal. im trying to get a loan for a house for when he gets discharged after Rehab but I need POA to start everything. my husband understands what Im trying to do, it just he has very limited verbal ability. please answer 
Under Colorado law, you do not need to have the power of attorney witnessed or notarized. Given your situation and the need for a loan, however, at a minimum you’ll need to notarize the power of attorney.
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