New York Vehicle Power of Attorney (2026)
The New York DMV does not provide a power of attorney form. A vehicle power of attorney must show the date, the agent’s name and address, and the owner’s name, address and signature, and it must be notarized. Your agent signs DMV forms with "P.O.A."
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New York vehicle power of attorney: key facts
- State form
- None: "DMV does not provide a power of attorney form."
- Required contents
- Date; agent’s name and address; owner’s name, address and signature.
- Notary
- Required.
- How the agent signs
- With "P.O.A." next to the signature.
- Odometer
- A secure power of attorney (MV-93) is used for odometer disclosure; dealers cannot use a general POA.
Official source: NY DMV — Power of attorney for vehicle transactions · Last reviewed: October 2026
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Frequently asked questions
- Is there an official New York DMV power of attorney form?
- No. The DMV accepts a notarized power of attorney with the required information.
- What do I receive?
- A ready-to-sign PDF and Word document (Power of attorney for DMV transactions (no state form)) filled with your answers, plus signing instructions for New York.
- Can I get it in Spanish?
- Yes. You sign the English document and also receive a Spanish reference translation or summary and Spanish instructions.
- Is DoneDoc a law firm?
- No. DoneDoc provides self-help forms and does not give legal advice. We recommend having your document reviewed by a licensed attorney in your state before signing.
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