Fraternity/Sorority House Power of Attorney Form

Managing a fraternity or sorority house requires careful coordination of finances, vendor relationships, and property maintenance—especially when chapter officers graduate or transition roles. This Fraternity/Sorority House Power of Attorney Form helps Greek organizations delegate legal authority clearly and efficiently, ensuring continuity in chapter fund management, vendor contracts, and property maintenance decisions.

Whether you're a chapter president transferring authority to an alumni board member, a treasurer enabling emergency financial decisions, or a house corporation board establishing clear lines of responsibility, this template captures all the essential information needed for a legally sound power of attorney document.

Paperform makes it simple to collect, organize, and process POA requests for Greek life organizations. The form's conditional logic adapts to different types of authority being granted—whether limited to specific transactions or comprehensive across all house operations. You can embed the form directly on your chapter website, share it via email with graduating officers, or use it during leadership transitions.

Once submitted, responses can trigger automated workflows through Stepper (stepper.io) to notify your legal advisor, update your house corporation records, send confirmation emails to all relevant parties, or create tasks for document preparation and notarization. For organizations that need signatures from multiple parties—the principal, attorney-in-fact, and witnesses—Papersign (papersign.com) can convert the submission into a formal agreement ready for secure electronic signature, creating a complete audit trail that's essential for legal compliance and financial oversight.

This template is designed specifically for fraternity and sorority chapters, house corporations, and Greek life advisors who need to maintain proper legal authority while ensuring smooth operational transitions. It's trusted by Greek organizations looking to professionalize their governance, protect their assets, and maintain institutional knowledge across generations of leadership.