My question involves guardianship in the State of: IL
If a guardian has letters of guardianship in the state of Texas and need to handle financial matters in state of Illinois does the guardian have to apply for guardianship in the state of Illinois first? I have heard that under the Interstate Compact Law if the guardian presents official letters of guardianship it's not really necessary to go thru the lengthy and pricey process of guardianship again. Isn't it the same like using a Statutory Durable Power of Attorney across states?:confused: