Rhode Island Revocation Power of Attorney Form
A revocation of power of attorney in Rhode Island serves to cancel a power of attorney arrangement that was previously established. To complete this process, the principal is required to fill out the appropriate form and notify their agent, any alternate agents, and any other relevant parties involved in the original power of attorney that the authority has been revoked.
Signing Requirements
No statutory definition; however, the principal is recommended to sign in the presence of a notary public.
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