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CLEAR Schwab Personal Choice Retirement Account(PRA) Limited Power of Attorney (LPO) Form PRINT www.schwab.com 1888393PCRA (7272) For a Participant Page 1 of 4 1. Introduction This form is necessary

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How to fill out a limited power of attorney:

1. Begin by obtaining the necessary form. Limited power of attorney forms can typically be found online or obtained from a lawyer or legal service provider.
2. Clearly identify yourself as the principal. This means including your full name, address, and any other important identifying information required by the form.
3. Specify the agent or attorney-in-fact. This is the person whom you are granting the limited power of attorney to. Include their full name, contact information, and any other relevant details.
4. Clearly state the scope of the limited power of attorney. Specify the actions or decisions that the agent is authorized to make on your behalf. Be as specific as possible to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding.
5. Set the duration of the power of attorney. Determine the specific timeframe during which the agent's authority will be valid. It can be specified as a certain period of time or until a particular event occurs.
6. Include any additional provisions or limitations. If there are any specific instructions or restrictions you want to impose on the agent's authority, make sure to clearly state them in the document.
7. Sign and date the limited power of attorney form. Depending on your jurisdiction, you may need to have the document witnessed or notarized. Follow the instructions provided on the form to ensure its validity.
8. Keep copies of the executed form for your records. Make sure to also provide a copy to the appointed agent for their reference.

Who needs a limited power of attorney?

1. Individuals who anticipate being unavailable or unable to make decisions for a specific period of time may choose to grant a limited power of attorney. This allows someone else to act on their behalf in their absence.
2. People who may not have the capacity or capability to make certain decisions due to illness, disability, or any other circumstance could benefit from a limited power of attorney. It ensures that trusted individuals can make decisions in their best interest.
3. Business owners who need someone to handle specific tasks or decisions on their behalf, such as signing contracts or managing finances, may find a limited power of attorney useful.
4. People involved in legal matters, such as real estate transactions or court cases, may require a limited power of attorney to enable someone else to handle their affairs related to those specific matters.

Overall, a limited power of attorney can be beneficial for anyone who wants to delegate authority or ensure that someone else can act on their behalf in specific situations.

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