Powers of Attorney in Nevada

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Overview

Sources

Compliance

Forms

No special notices or disclosures.

Search

Examination

In Nevada, there is no specific legal requirement that Powers of Attorney that are used in connection with real property transactions must be recorded. It is however, standard practice to record any such Power of Attorney. Any failure to record a Power of Attorney that is used in connection with a real estate transaction should be raised as a possible missing interest due to lack of capacity.

Curative

Underwriting

Production

Closing & Escrow

Recording

By practice, a Power of Attorney used in a real estate transaction must be recorded. I have not found a state statute that make this requirement. by practice, the Power of Attorney must be of record or must be recorded contemporaneously with the real estate documents that are executed by the Agent.

Claims

Pricing

  • Preparation
  • Recording
  • Taxes

Acknowledgments

The signature of the Principal must be acknowledged before a notary public or other individual authorized by law to take acknowledgements.

Affidavits

Agents

Yes, an entity can be designated as the Agent on a Power of Attorney.

Content

Duration

Execution Requirements

Foreign Powers of Attorney

Principals

Only individuals may grant a Power of Attorney. A couple cannot grant a joint POA.

Self-Dealing

Types

Witnesses

No witness requirements.

Cross-References