I have been working on admission for my aunt into MC for 6/30. Today I’m doing paperwork and see 'guarantor required'. I am POA but there is no way I am signing that. It also says, “If a resident consents as their own guarantor, they are obligated to prove financial verification plus a deposit of one month room and board.” So basically I fill it out as her, sign as POA and we must prove her finances? Thanks in advance for any insight.
I would definitely ask an elder attorney before signing the document so there is no chance your signature (even on behalf of her as the POS) indicates you would be liable for any of the monthly cost for her that is left unpaid.
I'm very glad you read the documents before you signed them. So many people don't.
Consider it akin to a credit check when you rent an apartment.