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How to fill out the AU Enduring Power of Guardianship online
Creating an enduring power of guardianship is an important step in ensuring your wishes are respected regarding decision-making when you may not be able to communicate them yourself. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to complete the AU Enduring Power of Guardianship form online.
Follow the steps to complete your AU Enduring Power of Guardianship form online.
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Enduring Power of Guardianship form and open it for editing.
- Begin filling out the form by providing your full name, address, and occupation in the designated fields.
- Specify the name and details of the person you are appointing as your guardian, including their address and occupation in the appropriate sections.
- Clearly outline the powers you are granting your guardian. If there are any powers that you do not wish to include, delete them as indicated in section 2.
- If applicable, provide the details of an alternative guardian, including their full name, address, and occupation.
- Instruct your guardian on any specific wishes you want them to consider while making decisions on your behalf.
- After filling all required fields, ensure you sign and date the form as the appointor.
- Arrange for two witnesses to sign the form. Ensure that one of the witnesses is authorized to witness statutory declarations.
- Complete the acceptance of appointment section, where your guardian signs and dates the form to confirm their acceptance.
- Have your witnesses sign and date the acceptance section for validation.
- Review your completed form before saving changes. You can choose to download, print, or share the form as necessary.
Start filling out your AU Enduring Power of Guardianship form online today to secure your wishes and decisions.
A person can be disqualified from being a guardian for several reasons, including a history of criminal activity or a conflict of interest impacting their ability to act in the best interest of the incapacitated person. Additionally, if the individual has a significant personal interest that could interfere with their duties, they may not qualify. Evaluating these factors is essential when considering someone for the AU Enduring Power of Guardianship.