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1. Specific Powers Revoked: Detailed list of specific powers being revoked, used when only partially revoking certain powers while maintaining others

2. Reason for Revocation: Explanation of why the POA is being revoked, included when context is important or required by specific circumstances

3. Notice to Third Parties: Statement regarding notification to third parties who have been dealing with the attorney-in-fact, used when the POA has been actively used

4. Authentication Requirements: Special authentication or notarization statements, required when the original POA was notarized or used for official purposes

5. Acknowledgment Request: Request for the attorney-in-fact to acknowledge receipt and acceptance of the revocation, used in situations requiring documented confirmation

1. Original Power of Attorney: Copy of the original Power of Attorney document being cancelled

2. Proof of Identity: Copies of principal's identification documents to verify authority to revoke

3. List of Transactions: If applicable, list of pending or completed transactions conducted under the POA that need to be addressed

4. Registration Documents: If the POA was registered with any authorities, copies of registration documents or certificates