Signing Requirements
The advance directive must be signed by one witness.[1]
Revocation
The declarant can revoke their advance directive at any time by creating an oral or written revocation, writing “void” across the top of the original document or otherwise destroying it, or executing a new advance directive.[2]
State Definition
“Advance directive” means a designation of an agent to make health care decisions for an adult when the adult cannot make or communicate health care decisions, or an expression of preferences about health care decisions.[3]
Statutory Form
An optional form of an advance directive is made available by Utah state law, but its use is not legally required.[4]
Sample
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