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Revoking a power of attorney terminates all powers granted to the agent. Once signed by the principal, the revocation cancels the agent's rights immediately. Notice of revocation should be sent via certified mail to the agent and any relevant entities. The principal can revoke a power of attorney at any time, regardless of specified dates in the original document. Common reasons for revocation include the agent's lack of interest, failure to meet responsibilities, the principal's change of desire regarding the power of attorney, or a wish to appoint a different agent.