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Minnesota Revocation Power of Attorney Form

A Minnesota power of attorney revocation is a document used to revoke or cancel a power of attorney. Once this document has been executed, the principal must provide copies to all interested parties, including the agent named in the original power of attorney, before the revocation can come into effect.
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Financial Powers

A financial power of attorney is canceled if:[1][2]

  • The principal dies;
  • The principal becomes incapacitated and the power of attorney is not durable;
  • The principal terminates the power of attorney with a signed written revocation; or
  • The power of attorney has an expiration date.

Medical Powers

A health care directive can be revoked by the principal at any time by:[3]

  • Signing and dating a written revocation;
  • Verbally expressing the intent to revoke in the presence of two witnesses;
  • Destroying the existing copies; or
  • Executing a new health care directive that is inconsistent with the previous one.

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