| Power of attorney gives a designated person the ability to act on behalf of the account owner. This includes, but is not limited to, placing orders in an account, requesting disbursement of funds, and changing an address. |
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| There are two alternative forms for establishing durable power of attorney on your Fidelity account(s): |
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| If you have not executed a durable power of attorney document, use the appropriate Durable Power of Attorney Form to add or update this information on your Fidelity account(s). For your convenience, this form serves as your durable power of attorney document, and incorporates the power of attorney affidavit and indemnification. This form provides for power of attorney on your eligible Fidelity accounts only. |
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| If you currently have a fully executed durable power of attorney document, use the appropriate Durable Power of Attorney Affidavit and Indemnification Form. Simply have your Attorney-in-Fact complete, sign, and return the form along with a copy of your durable power of attorney document. |
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| For additional information concerning power of attorney on your Fidelity account call a Fidelity representative at 800-544-6666. Questions concerning the full ramifications of naming someone to act on your behalf as a power of attorney should be referred to your estate-planning attorney. |
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