| Quick answer: Sign the principal’s name first, then your own name, then a designation such as “Attorney-in-Fact” or “POA,” so the signature reads, for example, “Jane Doe, by John Smith, Attorney-in-Fact.” That single line is what separates a valid agent signature from one that a bank, title company, or government office can reject on sight…. Read more → The post How to sign as power of attorney: POA signature examples appeared first on airSlate SignNow Blog | eSignature tools for every business . |
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