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Information on Power of Attorney

If you need to manage a Rogers account on behalf of a loved one, we're here to help make the Power of Attorney (POA) process as easy as possible.

What you’ll need

To start, you need a document that says you can act for the account owner.

We can accept signed and notarized documents:

  • Power of Attorney for Personal Property
  • General Power of Attorney
  • Enduring Power of Attorney

We're unable to accept a Power of Attorney for Personal Care, as it doesn't apply to financial or account management matters.

If the account holder is unable to manage their account due to a medical condition or personal circumstances, you'll also need a signed letter from a doctor on their business letterhead confirming their condition. This letter supports your request — it doesn't replace the required POA document.

If you're a lawyer:

  • Named as POA in a legal document? Follow the standard process and submit that document.
  • Acting for your client under a legal services agreement? Submit a signed letter on your business letterhead confirming you represent them and are authorized to act on their behalf — no POA document required.

If the account holder has passed away, we're here to support you. Contact us or complete this form.

How to submit your documents

Send a copy of your required documentation along with the following information:

  • Your name
  • Your email address
  • Your contact phone number
  • The account holder's name and account details

You can submit through any of these options:

Processing time

Once we receive all required documentation, we'll add or remove the name on the account within 3 business days. To help avoid any delays, make sure your documents are complete and correct before you submit them.