Power of attorney from ex-resident. Which address?

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saboloa32

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My father used to be a green card holder, then he left the US for several years and his green card was revoked when he applied for a returning resident visa. No problem and h has been living happily at home for years not thinking about the US.

He owns land in America though, and now he wants to make a power of attorney for me so I could sell that land (I am a US resident). I got the form from the embassy's site which he will notarize , and while filling it we did not know which address for my dad to put? Should we put his previous US address which is the one registered for the owner of the land back in the US, or should we enter his address at our home country where he actually lives?

Thanks
 
I’m in a very similar situation. My dad used to live in the U.S. but now he’s back home and wants to give me power of attorney to handle a property claim in the U.S. My question is exactly the same: when specifying his address on the POA, should we put the old U.S. address tied to the property, or his current address in our home country where he lives now?
 
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