South Dakota Advance Directive Form

South Dakota does not maintain a statewide registry for advance directives.

The declarant may revoke their declaration at any time and in any manner without regard to their mental or physical condition.^[2]

South Dakota law refers to advance directives as “declarations.”

“Declaration” means a writing executed in accordance with the requirements of § 34-12D-2.^[3]

An optional, though legally required, form for advance directives is provided under South Dakota state law.^[4]