In many cases, a power of attorney must be prepared and used. It is required, for example, when you are unable to attend a specific location at the appointed time to complete a desired transaction, obtain an official document, or receive payment. In such cases, you can delegate authority to someone you trust to represent you without your presence.
Everyone, at some point, must authorize another person or play the role of the authorized person. That is why it is critical to understand exactly what a power of attorney is, how it is prepared, when it is required, what rights it grants, and all other important aspects.