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the revocation of power of attorney what is the revocation of a power of attorney such a form allows the principal that is the person who created and signed the power of attorney to cancel the previous power of attorney and terminate all the powers previously given to the agent or agents the revocation can happen for any reason and at any time regardless of the provisions about the date of revocation in the original document when might you want to revoke your power of attorney there is no specific reason required for the revocation of a power of attorney but the most common are the power of attorney is no longer relevant for the principle the power of eternity is no longer interesting or convenient for the agent the power of attorney is not executed according to the principle's guidelines the principal wants to change agents the goal of the power of attorney has been achieved the principal and the agent are not the only ones who can revoke the power of attorney the principal's family members can also do it if they deem the agent or agents to not perform their tasks properly they can appeal to the family court and get the decision of termination of the agent's powers a power of attorney can also be revoked by creating a new document with new provisions but it should clearly indicate that the previous document is revoked revocation might also happen if the principle indicates the revocation date in the original power of attorney then there is no need to create a separate revocation of power of attorney form what are the requirements of the revocation of power of attorney form to be valid such a document should be in written form even though revocation might be oral in very specific circumstances be created by the principle of sound mind be signed by the principle be notarized or witnessed or both depending on the state with the exception of a few states that require neither notarization nor witnessing then a written copy of the revocation should be sent to the agent or agents there is no specific procedure on how to do it but using a certified mail is considered the best option this way the principal will be sure that the recipients get the revocation consequently the agent or agents won't be able to continue acting as such unless they want to commit an unlawful act the same copy should be also sent to all third parties that had copies of the previous power of attorney why is it important to create a power of attorney creating a revocation of power of attorney allows the principal to lawfully cancel all the powers that they previously delegated to a certain person in a written document regardless of the reasons why they decided to do it if you want to make sure your document includes every important detail and if you want to save money on legal fees use...