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If the beneficiary has appointed an Attorney-In-Fact under a Power of Attorney, or had a Guardian/Conservator appointed by a court of competent jurisdiction, do I need to submit proof?

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If the beneficiary has appointed an Attorney-In-Fact under a Power of Attorney, or had a Guardian/Conservator appointed by a court of competent jurisdiction, do I need to submit proof?

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If an Attorney-In-Fact or a Guardian/Conservator is signing on behalf of the beneficiary, we will require copies of appropriate supporting documentation