South Carolina Power of Attorney Revocation

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Can the South Carolina Power of Attorney Revocation be notarized online?

Yes. Online notarization of the South Carolina 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 South Carolina Power of Attorney Revocation?

1. The revocation must be applied physically to the Agent for it to be effective, meaning a physical copy must be executed and issued by the principal and given to the agent. 2. Additional copies should be provided to any entity that has received a copy of the power of attorney document being terminated. 3. The principal must declare the category of the previously issued principal powers being revoked, such as health care powers or financial powers, and provide specific information about the appointment form being terminated, including the principal's legal name, the full title of the paperwork being revoked, and the execution date of the appointment document. 4. Each Attorney-in-Fact involved in the previous appointment must be named to revoke their principal powers. 5. The principal must provide the signature date and their signature and printed name at the bottom of the revocation form. 6. The revocation should be notarized by a Notary Public in attendance after it is signed by the principal.

What else do I need to know about the South Carolina Power of Attorney Revocation?

Here are additional resources for the South Carolina Power of Attorney Revocation that may be helpful:

Section 62-5-502

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