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
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Bill HenryFounding Partner 19 years of experience
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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