Oklahoma Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney

What Is the Oklahoma Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney?

The Oklahoma motor vehicle power of attorney form, also known as form 752021, is a legal document that allows an individual (known as the principal) to appoint another person (the attorney-in-fact) to represent them in matters related to their motor vehicle. These matters may include buying, selling, registering, or performing any other transactions tied to a motor vehicle on their behalf.

Importance of the Oklahoma motor vehicle power of attorney

This form is essential for various reasons. This includes scenarios when the principal is mentally incapacitated, physically unavailable due to travel or health reasons, or simply wishes to delegate their vehicle matters to someone else. Having this form also ensures all transactions are done legally and are binding. This is vital, especially for critical transactions like the buying or selling of a vehicle.

How to Fill Out Oklahoma Power of Attorney Motor Vehicle

Here's a detailed guide on how to fill out the Oklahoma Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney Form on the PDFLiner website, tailored to the specific sections and fields within the form:

1. Enter the date in the field labeled "Date:" to indicate when the power of attorney is being executed.
2. Fill in your full legal name where it says "I, ____ (Name)," to establish your identity as the principal.
3. Input the name of the person you are appointing as your Attorney-in-Fact where it reads "do hereby appoint ___ (Name of Attorney-in-Fact Representative)."
4. Provide the full address of your Attorney-in-Fact in the corresponding space to ensure they can be contacted regarding the vehicle matters.
5. Specify the vehicle details including make, model, body type, year, and VIN in the respective fields to accurately identify the vehicle in question.
6. Check the appropriate box next to each transaction type for which you are granting authority, such as 'Duplicate Title,' 'Transfer of Title,' or others listed under the section for transaction types.
7. If selecting 'Other' for the transaction type, specify the nature of the authority you are granting in the space provided.
8. Under the section labeled "The area below is to be completed by the party granting authority," choose whether the power of attorney is being granted by an individual or a business. If a business, write the business name in the provided line.
9. Sign your name under "Signature of Individual or Business Owner" to legally execute the power of attorney.
10. Print your name under "Printed Name of Individual or Business Owner" to provide a clear record of your identity.
11. Enter your complete address, phone number, and email in the respective fields to ensure all communications can be directed to you accurately.
12. This form must be notarized, so ensure all details are correct before visiting a notary. The notary will complete the section labeled "To Be Completed by Notary," verifying your identity and the document's authenticity.