Power of attorney termination

Simple, write to the person who holds it and tell them they no longer have the power, ensure you can prove they recieved it by using a recorded delivery addressed personally to them.

Actually in almost every nation it is nowhere near as easy to revoke a Power of Attorney as @worldlywanderer would make it appear.

A Power of Attorney is a very powerful document and must be revoked by following very specific steps. You should check with a lawyer in Bulgaria to make sure that you know the procedure in that country and follow all the steps.

In most nations they are basically as follows:  (illustrative purposes only, check country specific rules)

In order to give effect to your Revocation you must complete the following steps:

Have your Revocation witnessed or acknowledged before a notary;

Provide a copy of your Revocation to your Attorney-in-fact and ask him/her to return all of his/her copies of the Power of Attorney;

Provide a copy of your Revocation to any financial institutions or any other third parties where your Power of Attorney may have been used; and

Provide a copy of your Revocation to any agency where your Power of Attorney has been recorded (e.g. County Clerk's Office, deed registry or land titles office).

Note:  Generally speaking, it is not necessary to state the reason for Revocation of Power of Attorney, however it is wise to confirm this with a lawyer.

Cheers,
William James Woodward, EB Experts Team

That may be the case in the US but is not so in the UK and most of Europe.