Power Of Attorney Requirements

Summary

In New Jersey, a Power of Attorney (POA) document must be signed by the principal and witnessed by two adults. While notarization is not strictly required, it can add an extra layer of validity. The principals signature can also be acknowledged before a notary public.

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****y power of attorney document was witnessed and signed by an attorney. Does the document require a Notary seal as well?
In New Jersey, a Power of Attorney (POA) doesn't necessarily need a notary seal. It needs to be:
- Signed by the principal
- Witnessed by two adults
- The signature of the principal can be acknowledged before a notary public.
However, notarization can provide an extra layer of validity.