Proper Poa Signature Format

Summary

When signing as power of attorney for elderly parents, sign their name first, followed by by and your name, adding as attorney-in-fact. Printed signatures are generally acceptable unless specified otherwise by the institution or document. Consult legal advice for specific requirements.

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When signing bank documents as p/o/a on behalf of my elderly parents what is the proper format
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When signing as a Power of Attorney (P/O/A) for your elderly parents, you should use the following format:
- Sign your parent's name first.
- Write "by" followed by your name.
- Add "as Attorney-in-Fact" or "as Power of Attorney."
Example:
[Parent's Name] by [Your Name] as Attorney-in-Fact
Must it be cursive or can it be printed
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You can print the signature when signing as a Power of Attorney (P/O/A). It doesn't have to be in cursive unless specifically required by the institution or document in question. Would you like more information on signing as P/O/A?