NSW retrieve POA bank agreement

I don't understand... are you the attorney, or the principal? Why don't you have a copy of it?

In either case, yes, the solicitor who prepared it is the appropriate person to ask.

I'd need more details, but this doesn't sound right. How do you know that it exists if you didn't know about it? You can't have a valid PoA in such circumstances.

Are you under an adult guardian because of mental incapacity or substance addiction or something like that?

Is it truly a PoA or is it an authority to be a signatory on your account?

It sounds like perhaps it's a general power of attorney granted under the conditions of a mortgage or commercial lease, in which case, you would have signed agreeing to it, just possibly without noticing / remembering.

Esperer said:

No, it is a bank POA for my savings account. It was done without my consent & I made a complaint to the bank.

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I know you say it gives them control over your savings account. What I'm saying is that they generally gain that power when you enter into a mortgage (for example). Are you saying that you have no other accounts or relationship with the bank at all?