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Revocation of Power of Attorney Template: Notice & Signature

Create a formal revocation of power of attorney document to terminate an existing power of attorney. Ensure proper notice is provided to all relevant parties.

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1. Principal

2. Identifying the Power of Attorney

3. Scope of Revocation

4. Notice

5. Governing Law

6. Signature and Date

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REVOCATION OF POWER OF ATTORNEY

1. Principal

I, [Full Name of Principal], residing at [Address], hereby revoke and terminate the following Power of Attorney:

2. Identifying the Power of Attorney

  • Type of Power of Attorney: [General, Limited, Medical, or other specific type]
  • Date of Original Document: [Date on which the POA was executed]
  • Name of Agent: [Full Name of the Agent previously appointed]

3. Scope of Revocation

Effective immediately, the above-referenced Power of Attorney, including any and all authority granted to the Agent, is hereby fully revoked. The Agent named in that document no longer has any power or authority to act on my behalf in any capacity.

4. Notice

I will provide a copy of this Revocation to the Agent and any parties (e.g., banks, medical facilities) who have received or relied upon the original Power of Attorney to ensure they are aware of this Revocation.

5. Governing Law

This Revocation shall be governed by the laws of the State of [State].

6. Signature and Date

Principal's Signature: _________________________ Date: [Date]

Printed Name: ________________________________

(Notarization or Witness Requirements Here)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our templates.

What types of power of attorney documents can I create?

You can create various power of attorney documents including limited power of attorney, general power of attorney, durable power of attorney, and other power of attorney variations. All templates are customizable and designed to be legally sound.

Do I need a lawyer for power of attorney documents?

Power of attorney documents grant significant legal authority to another person. While our templates provide a good starting point, we strongly recommend consulting with an attorney, especially for complex situations or when granting broad authority. A lawyer can help ensure the document meets your specific needs and complies with your state's requirements.

What is the difference between limited and general power of attorney?

A limited power of attorney grants authority for specific acts or transactions only, while a general power of attorney grants broad authority to act on your behalf in various matters. Limited power of attorney is typically used for specific purposes like selling a vehicle or signing documents for a real estate transaction.

Do power of attorney documents need to be notarized?

Notarization requirements vary by state and the type of power of attorney. Many states require notarization for power of attorney documents to be valid. We recommend checking your state's specific requirements and having the document notarized to ensure it is properly executed and recognized.

Can I revoke a power of attorney?

Yes, you can revoke a power of attorney at any time by delivering a written, signed notice to the agent and, if necessary, to relevant third parties. Some states may require specific revocation procedures, so we recommend consulting with a lawyer to ensure proper revocation according to your state's requirements.

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Revocation of Power of Attorney Template: Notice & Signature