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Add a Power of Attorney (POA)
This change gives the POA the authority to act on behalf of the account owner. We require some additional steps to add a POA to the account. Simply having a POA designated by the court does not grant access to the account.
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Instructions and Links
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Additional Information
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Account Owner Initiating the Request
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A signed and signature guaranteed letter of instruction from the account owner that includes the full name, Social Security number, date of birth, and permanent street address of the attorney-in-fact.
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A notarized Power of Attorney document that lists all of the powers and any restrictions of those powers.
To obtain a Letter of Instruction Form, please click here. This link will initiate a DocuSign experience that allows you to complete the form and then print the form to sign and obtain the signature guarantees.
Account Owner and Attorney-in-Fact Initiating the Request
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A completed Limited Power of Attorney Form signed by the account owner and the attorney-in-fact with both signatures guaranteed.
To obtain a Limited Power of Attorney Form, please click here. This link will initiate a DocuSign experience that allows you to complete the form and then print the form to sign and obtain the signature guarantees.
Attorney-in-Fact Initiating the Request
If the account owner is unable to provide their signature, we will require:
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A signed letter of instruction from the attorney-in-fact, which includes their full name, Social Security number, date of birth, and permanent street address.
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A notarized Power of Attorney document that lists all of the powers and any restrictions of those powers.
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A signed letter from the account owner's physician on letterhead stating that the account owner is unable to sign due to medical or mental incapacitation.
To initiate option 3 via DocuSign, please click here. Please make sure you attach the required documentation within the DocuSign experience using the attachment tool.
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We can return original documents that are mailed; simply include a note asking us to mail them back to you.
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The signature guarantee requirement is to protect against unauthorized requests by assuring the required signatures are genuine. A signature guarantee can be obtained at many commercial banks, credit unions, savings associations, or broker-dealers. A notary public from a commercial bank or brokerage firm is also able to provide an acceptable guarantee. If obtaining a notary stamp, please be sure to include the notary public's business card or a signed letter from the notary public on the financial institution's letterhead.
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Consider the fund’s investment objectives, risks and charges and expenses carefully before you invest. The fund’s prospectus and summary prospectus contain this and other information. Call 800-977-2947 or visit https://www.praxismutualfunds.com/ for a prospectus, which you should read carefully before you invest.
Praxis Mutual Funds are advised by Everence Capital Management and distributed through Foreside Financial Services, LLC member FINRA. Investment products offered are not FDIC insured, may lose value and have no bank guarantee.
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