Connecticut Advance Directive Form

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Below is the information you'll need in order to obtain an Advance Directive in Connecticut.

Overview: The Connecticut Living Will is called "Health Care Instructions" and is included in an Advance Directive packet that also contains forms for naming a Health Care Proxy and specifying Anatomical Gifts.

Required Information: Your signature MUST be Notarized AND two witnesses (2) must sign your CT Advance Directive for it to be considered valid. The witnesses MUST sign a Notarized Affidavit stating you were of sound mind when you signed your form

Download the Connecticut Advance Directive Form Here
(Via CT.gov)

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