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When the grantor or the attorney-in-fact intends to revoke a power of attorney, the intention must be communicated to the other party. A document, written and certified by a notary public, stating the intention of the party intending to revoke, must be submitted to the office where the power of attorney is registered. (As per the Power of Attorney Amendment Act No. 28 of 2022)
Documents to be submitted,
- Original copy of the cancellation document, certified by a notary public
- Full name, address, and certified copy of National Identity Card or Passport, Driver's License of the Attorney Grantor and Recipient
- A copy of the cancellation document certified as a true copy by a Notary Public (must be submitted with the original.)
- Original copy of registered power of attorney or certified copy obtained from the registered office
The grantor of a power of attorney may, at any time, wish to revoke his power of attorney with immediate effect, submit a notice of intention to revoke the power of attorney to the Registrar General for registration until a writ of revocation is filed.
