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You can revoke your power of attorney at any time as long as you are capable. You must put your decision in writing. The written decision is called a Notice of Revocation. | You can revoke your power of attorney at any time as long as you are capable. You must put your decision in writing. The written decision is called a Notice of Revocation. | ||
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| text = I,__________________[''insert your name''], revoke the power of attorney that I made on ___________[''insert date power of attorney was signed''] that appointed the following people ________________[''insert name of your attorney(s)''].<br/> | |||
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I,__________________ | |||
Date: _____________________<br/> | Date: _____________________<br/> | ||
Signature: _________________ | Signature: _________________ | ||
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You must give a signed and dated copy of the written Notice of Revocation to each attorney appointed in your power of attorney. | You must give a signed and dated copy of the written Notice of Revocation to each attorney appointed in your power of attorney. | ||
