A South Dakota Revocation of Power of Attorney reverses the existing power of attorney accord. Existing POA agreements may or may not include provisions stating a termination date. The provided form can nullify the granted controls when the principal no longer needs or wants the attorney-in-fact to act on their behalf.

A Louisiana Limited (Special) Power of Attorney outlines the arrangement where a principal grants powers to an agent for particular tasks. The principal defines the exact authority, identifies both parties, selects a term, and signs the document. It is advised endorsements take place in the presence of two witnesses or a notary.

The Louisiana Durable (Financial) Power of Attorney secures a principal-agent relationship where the appointed party (known as the “mandatory”) can carry out acts for the document’s executor. More specifically, these acts will revolve around the principal’s financial resources/responsibilities, such as property (real and personal), banking, insurance, benefits, taxes, legal matters, etc.

The Illinois General (Financial) Power of Attorney is formatted as a “non-durable” document, meaning it is no longer valid once the principal becomes incapacitated. Apart from this feature, it operates like a typical POA form, allowing users to give others the authority to manage financial matters on their behalf.

A Hawaii Tax Power of Attorney facilitates granted powers to another person/entity so they may act on behalf of the principal regarding tax-related issues. Most people carrying out this form wish to grant their accountant or tax attorney the right to receive, sign, & file their documents.

A Kansas Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney (Form TR-41) lets a vehicle owner appoint an agent to handle transactions involving their vehicle. The agent has the legal right to sign, transfer, or register on behalf of the grantor. This document is for those unable to manage vehicle matters personally.

A North Carolina Revocation of Power of Attorney is used to formally cancel a previously instated POA commitment. The revocation agreement can be filled and executed to revoke all extended rights. On the form, include the name of the primary POA contract and the requested information on the principal and agent.

A Massachusetts Tax Power of Attorney (Form M-2848) was developed by the local Department of Revenue so individuals within the state could appoint a representative to perform tax filings, obtain statements, and sign paperwork in their name.

A Delaware Revocation of Power of Attorney formally ends the authority granted in a prior POA. The revocation must outline what type of POA is being revoked, along with the principal and agent’s information. A notary public should witness the executor’s signature for verification reasons.

An Alaska Revocation of Power of Attorney is the act of nullifying a previously accomplished POA form. The revoking party may exercise this option by indicating the following within the written form: type of POA, title, and parties.