Allow someone else to make transactions: Authorization Letter

What is an Authorization Letter?
An Authorization Letter allows you as an account holder to grant another trusted individual authority to perform banking transactions on your behalf. Authorization Letters addressed to an institutional representative allow the bank to know that the person holding the letter is operating with your permission.
At the discretion of the institution, you or your representative may also be required to provide a more formal Power of Attorney assigning this authority. Typically, Authorization Letters include information about the individual being authorized, the scope of their authority, and, in some cases, a notarization.
If you’re in need of an Authorization Letter, Rocket Lawyer can help you get started with our Authorization Letter template by asking a few simple questions – get started now.
When to use an Authorization Letter:
- You are unable to make important banking transactions and need someone else to do them for you.
Sample Authorization Letter
The terms in your document will update based on the information you provide

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I, , hereby authorize to act on my behalf as a representative in collecting . The certificate can be found at . I am attaching a copy of the Certificate in order to identify my representative when they come to collect it.
Thank you in advance for your assistance, and I appreciate your cooperation on this matter. Should you need any further information from me regarding the same, I can be reached at . This authorization is effective from through .
Best,
By: | Date: |

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