A New Mexico Medical Power of Attorney form allows any individual (the principal) to specify another individual (the agent) to make health-related decisions on the principal’s behalf if the principal becomes incapacitated.
Laws
Statute: Uniform Health Care Decisions Act 24-7A-1
Signing Requirements 24-7A-4: A notary signature is not required. Signatures of one or two witnesses are recommended.
Revocation 24-7A-11 & 24-7A-4: Remove your chosen agent by signing a written revocation of power of attorney or informing a healthcare provider personally.