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The Connecticut Revocation of Power of Attorney is the standard form exercised when an individual wants to revoke the authority granted in a previously accomplished POA. When powers are conveyed to an attorney-in-fact to carry out a specified task, oftentimes, the principal will want to terminate these rights once the task has been completed. If they did not stipulate a termination date in the original document, it must be carried out within the filing. Provide the requested information and the principal’s signature in the presence of two (2) witnesses and/or notary public to instate the revocation.