Maryland Power of Attorney Revocation

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Maryland Power of Attorney Revocation be notarized online?

Yes. Online notarization of the Maryland Power of Attorney Revocation is completely legal and secure. Your documents can be notarized online in minutes through the Notarize Network, starting at $25.

What are the requirements for the Maryland Power of Attorney Revocation?

- The individual revoking the power of attorney must provide their legal name. - The document to be revoked must be clearly identified by providing its title and the date it was executed or signed. - The legal name of the agent or attorney-in-fact holding the authority to be revoked must be included. - If there is a successor agent or alternate agent named in the original power of attorney, their full name should also be included. - The principal must sign and date the revocation form and print their name next to the signature. - Notarization of the form is recommended and can be done on the second page. These requirements ensure that the revocation of the power of attorney is properly documented and executed in accordance with Maryland state laws.

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