Document background
A Letter of Authorization for Signing Documents is commonly used in Singapore when an individual or organization needs to delegate document-signing authority to another party. This document is particularly relevant when the authorizing party cannot be physically present for signing documents or wishes to delegate this responsibility for operational efficiency. Under Singapore law, this authorization must clearly specify the scope of authority, duration, and include proper identification of all parties involved. The document must comply with the Powers of Attorney Act and may require witnessing depending on the nature of documents being authorized.
