Your situation is complex and may require a more complex answer. To act properly you mat require a Power of Attorney. Many states have an official durable power of attorney form, which is usually a durable financial power of attorney form. Some banks and brokerage firms have their own power of attorney forms. Generally, a financial power of attorney must be signed before a notary public. I'm not sure what qualifies in a foreign country.
This would resolve not only this issue, but perhaps other unforeseen conditions.
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