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Power of Attorney VS Notarized Letter: A notarized Power of Attorney form allows any individual to act on behalf of the registered owner as if they themselves are the registered owner. A notarized letter allows any individual to act on behalf of the registered owner for a specific matter. A notarized letter will allow the motorist to: (MUST BE SPECIFIED ON THE LETTER) Make a payment in person Get the release of the vehicle (booted/towed) A notarized letter will NOT allow a motorist to: Get on a payment plan Visit the Admin Attorney's office (any Joralemon issues) Who can pay in person at a Department of Finance/ Business Center? If the registered owner is unable to go and pay in person, the registered owner needs to provide a notarized letter to the person who’s making the payment. The person making the payment will need to bring to the Department of Finance the notarized letter, their valid driver license and the vehicle registration and insurance.