An Ohio Revocation of Power of Attorney offers a lawful method to terminate a previously granted POA. The form must be filled out with the original POA’s information and other specifics. The signature must be notarized. Once done, copies should be distributed to ensure the agent and other parties.
An Ohio Revocation of Power of Attorney offers a lawful method to terminate a previously granted POA. The form must be filled out with the original POA’s information and other specifics. The signature must be notarized. Once done, copies should be distributed to ensure the agent and other parties.
Statute – § 1337.05 & § 1337.30(A)(3)
Signing Requirements – Acknowledgment of Notary Public Recommended
Ohio Revocation of Power of Attorney – Version 1
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