Minnesota Revocation of Power of Attorney Form

A Minnesota Revocation of Power of Attorney is used to take back powers given to an agent following a POA. If a principal decides they no longer wish to grant powers to their agent, they may fill out this form. The document details both parties and the original agreement. Sending copies to all involved is crucial to end the agent’s official authority.

Last updated September 10th, 2024

Laws

Statute – § 523.11

Definition – “As used in this chapter, ‘actual notice of revocation’ means that a written instrument of revocation has been received by the party.” (§ 523.11(2))

Signing Requirements – In the case of a signature on behalf of the principal by another or a signature by a mark, the acknowledgment of a notary public is required (§ 523.11(1)). Even if the principal is signing the form directly, it is still recommended that the document be certified by an agent possessing notarial powers.