If I submit Power of Attorney to an entity in another state, what then?

[CindiW]

Jurisdiction

Florida

I have a form for the state I live in but need to submit the document to an entity in another state. Should I get a form (PoA form) for the state I am submitting it to or can I leave out the state format? It is for pension requirements. We live in Florida but the agency we are requesting Power of Attorney is in another state.

 

[Tax Counsel]

Best thing to do is contact the agency in the other state and ask. It may have a specific form it uses for this.

 

[zddoodah]

I have a form for the state I live in but need to submit the document to an entity in another state.

Do you have a form, or do you have a properly executed power of attorney ("POA")?

Are you the principal or the agent? In what state(s) do the principal and agent live?

What is the scope of the authority conferred by the POA?

Why do you need to submit the POA to an entity in another state?

What sort of entity?

What other state?

We live in Florida

"We" being the principal and agent?

the agency we are requesting Power of Attorney is in another state.

This is very oddly phrased. The "agency we are requesting Power of Attorney"? What does that mean? I'm also curious why, earlier in the post, you referred to an "entity," but now you've changed to an "agency."