New Hampshire Revocation Power of Attorney Form
A revocation of power of attorney in New Hampshire is a formal document designed to cancel a power of attorney that was previously granted. Once the revocation form is completed, the principal is required to distribute copies of it to the original agent and any other necessary individuals. Failing to provide such notifications means that the revocation will not be recognized as legally valid.
Signing Requirements
No laws but is recommended to be notarized.
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