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FNB refusing to accept Power of Attorney
FNB is refusing to accept a legally binding signed power of attorney to gain access to a bank account. My father in law is bedridden in a state hospital, and have signed a power of attorney over to his wife of 42 years, married in community of property, which is certified and legally binding. They are refusing to give her access, stating that they will only accept a document signed by the master of the high court. I have tried contacting several people with little or no help, and no written document can be given where it states that the power of attorney is not valid, or valid reasons as to why the power of attorney will not be accepted.
Good Day Maryna,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
We acknowledge your complaint.
It has been routed to the relevant department to investigate and provide resolution.
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I do apologise for any inconvenience caused.
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Good Day Maryna,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
We acknowledge your complaint.
It has been routed to the relevant department to investigate and provide resolution.
Feedback will be provided shortly.
I do apologise for any inconvenience caused.
***
Regards,
Client Experience Team
Email address: ***
Tel number: ***
