Letter of Authority Template

[missworry]

Hello,

 

I have been on this forum for over an hour and so far, unsuccessful in finding a 'letter of authority template'. There's a good chance you don't actually have an example here, but I thought I double check by asking.

 

I have been ill recently and I now want a friend to be in position to deal with a creditor on my behalf.

 

Many thanks

[citizenB]

I dont believe we do have such a letter.. I will ask site team to see if someone can advise what you need to include.

[citizenB]

This might help - from Citizens Advice Bureau

 

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/england/relationships_e/relationships_looking_after_people_e/managing_affairs_for_someone_else.htm

[missworry]

This might help - from Citizens Advice Bureau

 

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/england/relationships_e/relationships_looking_after_people_e/managing_affairs_for_someone_else.htm

 

Thank you -This was helpful but at the same time, if there was a template, or example I could study this would be helpful too.

 

Much appreciated

[missworry]

I dont believe we do have such a letter.. I will ask site team to see if someone can advise what you need to include.

 

Thank you.

[silverfox1961]

Give me a few minutes. I have done a few in the past.

[silverfox1961]

This is something you could adapt for your own use.

 

[customer name]

[Customer address]

[Company name]

[Company address] [Date]

 

 

Dear Sir/Madam

 

 

Account Number: xxxxxxxxxx

 

 

I hereby authorise:

 

 

[Nominee name] of

[Nominee address]

 

 

to act on my behalf in all dealings with your company as of the above date.

 

 

This authorisation will be ongoing until countermanded by me. Please ensure that all correspondence is directed to [Nominee]

 

 

You have previously written to the above address so there should be no doubt regarding my identity.

 

 

 

 

Yours Faithfully

 

 

[Your signature]

 

 

[Print your name]

 

 

 

 

With any letter of authorisation, you have to sign it. I suggest you do so but add a little flourish so that it is positively identifiable should that signature appear on any other document.

 

Add anything you want inside the square brackets and remove the brackets as well

[missworry]

This is something you could adapt for your own use.

 

 

 

With any letter of authorisation, you have to sign it. I suggest you do so but add a little flourish so that it is positively identifiable should that signature appear on any other document.

 

Add anything you want inside the square brackets and remove the brackets as well

 

Thank you so much:-)