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Answer by Randy Carey: The form would not be a power of attorney, but a documented resolution by the LLC appointing the person to act on behalf of the LLC. The LCC can provide the bank a properly completed resolution or most bank document preparation platforms have a form that can be completed.
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Answer by Ken Golliher: Florida's POA statute talks about individuals granting a POA, not entities:
(9)"Principal" means an individual who grants authority to an agent in a power of attorney.
As an aside, it is not up to the bank to provide any type of documentation. The customer should be the source. If you provide blank resolutions, that's a service you have elected to offer. . . .
First published on BankersOnline.com 6/10/13
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