Alaska Power of Attorney Forms

The Alaska power of attorney documents, under Title 13, Chapter 26, allow for a person to grant someone else the power to act on their behalf for any financial, tax (filing), medical, or vehicle related decision. The forms are available in ‘durable’ formats which allows the principal to keep the agent in place making decisions on his/her behalf even if they should become mentally incapacitated. All durable power of attorney documents must be signed with the principal and a notary public present.

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Alaska Dept. of Revenue (Tax) Power of Attorney \| Form 775
	Download the Alaska tax power of attorney, otherwise known as ‘Form 775’, is used for an individual or entity to elect someone else, known as the ‘Attorney-in-Fact’, to handle their… Adobe PDF 211 Downloads
Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Power of Attorney \| Form 847
	Download the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) power of attorney form that lets a person appoint someone else to sign any and all documents related to the title and/or registration… Adobe PDF 304 Downloads
Alaska Durable Financial Power of Attorney Form
	The Alaska durable financial power of attorney form, also known as the Statutory Power of Attorney Form (Text version found in AS 13.26.332) allows for a person who lives in the State,… Adobe PDF MS Word Rich Text 273 Downloads
Alaska Durable Power of Attorney Form for Health Care
	The Alaska durable power of attorney for health care, also referred to as a Advance Health Care Directive, allows for the principal to choose another person to handle their medical… Adobe PDF MS Word Rich Text 296 Downloads
Alaska Minor Child Power of Attorney Form
	The Alaska minor child power of attorney, as stated in 13.26.020, allows for a parent to delegate the guardian rights of their child(ren) to someone else. The guardian bears all the parental… Adobe PDF 828 Downloads
Alaska Special Financial Power of Attorney Form
	The Alaska special financial power of attorney form is meant for a person, known as the principal, to set specific monetary-related powers to someone else, known as the ‘agent’. The… Adobe PDF MS Word Rich Text 233 Downloads