Is it a requirement to record a Power of Attorney within California?
Full Question:
Is it a requirement to record a Power of Attorney within California? If so, whom do I record it with?
01/31/2007 |
Category: Power of Attorney |
State: California |
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Answer:
It is not necessary to record a power of attorney unless it involves a real
estate transaction. If a person will be signing a document affecting real
property such as a deed, mortgage, deed of trust, or satisfaction or release
of mortgage, the power of attorney should be recorded in the land records
of the county in which the property is located.
