North Carolina Advance Directive Form
Below is the information you'll need in order to obtain an Advance Directive in North Carolina, which is comprised of two separate documents.
Overview: The North Carolina Living Will is included in an Advance Directive packet that also contains a form for naming a Health Care Agent (aka Health Care Proxy).
Required Information: Your signature and two (2) witness signatures must be notarized for your NC Advance Directive to be considered valid.
Download the North Carolina Advance Directive Form Here
(Via North Carolina Medical Society)
Remember to add your completed form to your Everplan!
See our complete list of resources for North Carolina.
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