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A bank should not refuse to accept a Power of Attorney that is current and valid under state laws. If it does, the attorney-in-fact should contact the legal department of the bank for an explanation. If that doesn't result in a resolution the AIF should contact the state banking commissioner.

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Q: Can a bank refuse to except a durable power of attorney?
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