1.    A notary public or two qualified witnesses must verify in writing the signatures to a supported decisionmaking agreement.

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2.    To be a qualified witness, the witness must:

a.    Not be a party to the agreement; b.    Be at least eighteen years of age; c.    Be competent; d.    Not be an employee or agent of a supporter in the agreement; and e.    Not be a creditor of the named individual.