Power of Attorney

We accept a Power of Attorney naming an Attorney-in-Fact, on a case-by-case basis:

General Guidelines:

• The POA may be either a General or Durable, and must have a "Durable" clause defining what happens in the event of incapacitation or incompetency.
• We must review the original or “certified copy” of the original (faxed or other copies are not accepted)
• The POA must be signed, witnessed and notarized
• Accounts may not be opened or closed with a POA
• An ATM card will not be issued to an Attorney-in-Fact
• Checks may not be printed with the name of the Attorney-in-Fact
• The Attorney-in-Fact may not use the POA to be added as a co-owner on an account

If we accept a Power of Attorney, we may continue to recognize the authority of your Attorney-in-Fact until we receive written notice of revocation and have had reasonable time to act upon it.

We also reserve the right to restrict the types or sizes of transactions we will permit an Attorney-in-Fact to conduct, on a case-by-case basis.