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South Carolina Revocation of Power of Attorney Form

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Updated May 15, 2025

A South Carolina revocation of power of attorney is used to revoke the power of attorney authority previously granted to an agent or institution. In order for the revocation to be made legally enforceable, the principal must provide notice of the cancellation to the agent and any entities that may be acting upon the original power of attorney.

Financial Powers

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

  • The principal dies;
  • The principal becomes incapacitated and the power of attorney is not durable;
  • The principal revokes the power of attorney;
  • The power of attorney has an end date;
  • The purpose of the power of attorney is completed;
  • The agent resigns, becomes incapacitated, or dies without a successor agent named on the POA.

Medical Powers

A health care power of attorney can be revoked by the principal at any time by:[2]

  • Notifying the agent or the health care provider either verbally or in writing; or
  • Executing a new health care power of attorney that conflicts with the existing one or states its revocation.

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