Free Power of Attorney Revocation Form Template
A power of attorney revocation cancels a power of attorney you granted earlier so your agent can no longer act for you. This free template identifies the original document and agent, states that all authority is terminated, and directs that notice be given to the agent and anyone who relied on it. Fill in the details and print a copy ready for signing and notarization.
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REVOCATION OF POWER OF ATTORNEY
This Revocation of Power of Attorney (this "Revocation") is made on ________________ by ________________ ("Principal"), of ________________.
1. REVOCATION. The Principal revokes, cancels, and terminates the Power of Attorney dated ________________, in which the Principal appointed ________________ as agent and attorney-in-fact, together with all powers and authority granted under it.
2. TERMINATION OF AUTHORITY. Effective on ________________, ________________ has no further authority to act for the Principal in any matter, and shall not sign any document, enter any transaction, or take any action on the Principal's behalf.
3. NOTICE. The Principal directs that a copy of this Revocation be delivered to ________________ and to any bank, agency, or other party that may have relied on the revoked power of attorney. Any recording or filing reference for the original document is: ________________. Where the original power of attorney was recorded, this Revocation should be recorded in the same office.
4. RELIANCE BY THIRD PARTIES. Any third party is entitled to rely on this Revocation. The Principal releases from liability any third party that in good faith acts on this Revocation after receiving it.
5. GOVERNING LAW AND EXECUTION. This Revocation is governed by the laws of the State of ________________ and is signed in ________________ County. If any provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions stay in full effect. The Principal signs this Revocation freely and, where required, before a notary public.
This is a general template and not legal advice. Requirements for revoking a power of attorney, including notice to the agent and third parties, notarization, and recording when the original was recorded, vary by state. Review your state's requirements or have an attorney review this document before use.
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