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Advance Directive For Mental Health

Revocation Of An Advance Directive for Mental Health

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An Advance Directive for Mental Health can be revoked by the maker at any time. Generally an Advance Directive is revoked by ripping it up. For safety, also inform everyone who may have received a copy.

Some states provide specific requirements for revocation. To learn about the formality required in your state, see  www.nrc-pad.org offsite link. Click on “State By State Info”.

NOTE: An Advance Directive for Mental Health generally cannot be revoked after the maker becomes legally incompetent. 





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