Get Ga Minor (child) Power Of Attorney Form 2015-2025

Filling out the GA Minor (Child) Power of Attorney Form can feel daunting, but this guide will break down the process into manageable steps. By following this straightforward approach, users can confidently complete the form online and appoint someone to act on behalf of their minor child.

Follow the steps to effectively complete the form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the online editor.
2. Fill in the name of the minor, the date of birth, and the designation of the parent or court-appointed guardian. Make sure to provide the correct street address, city, and state for both the primary and secondary guardian if applicable.
3. Appoint the attorney-in-fact by entering their name and relationship to the minor. Complete the attorney-in-fact’s address, city, and state to ensure they are properly designated.
4. In the powers delegation section, initial next to either the full authority granted or specify the particular authority you wish to delegate by filling in the details in the provided text box.
5. Set the effective date of the power of attorney and choose an expiration condition — either a specific date, upon the occurrence of a disability, or upon death. Don’t forget to initial next to your selection.
6. Sign the form as the parent or court-appointed guardian. Ensure that the printed name and date are filled out correctly following your signature.
7. The attorney-in-fact also needs to acknowledge the appointment by signing the form and providing their printed name and date under 'Acceptance by Attorney-in-Fact'.
8. Two witnesses must sign the document. Witnesses should provide their names, sign, and date the document under the sections labeled 'Affirmation by Witness 1' and 'Affirmation by Witness 2'.
9. Finally, the notary acknowledgment section needs to be completed. This requires the notary public to witness the signatures and provide their name and commission expiration date.
10. Once all sections are filled out and signed, users may save changes, download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Complete your GA Minor (Child) Power of Attorney Form online today to ensure your child's welfare is managed according to your wishes.