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What is required for filing a quitclaim deed when there is a power of attorney involved?
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Generally: The principal who is the owner of the property must be living. The attorney in fact should sign the principal's name on the deed as grantor with a typed notation beneath the signature line stating "by John Smith as attorney-in-fact for William Smith". An original copy of the POA must be recorded with the deed along with an affidavit by the attorney-in-fact stating the POA is in effect and they have no knowledge that the POA has been revoked.
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