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An authorization letter lets you (the principal) empower a trusted person (the agent) to act on your behalf: collect a parcel or an official document, complete an administrative procedure, or sign in your absence. It is one of the most commonly needed everyday documents.
Describe the authorized matter precisely in the 'Details' field: the narrower the power granted, the better you are protected. The agent will usually need to show the signed letter together with their own ID and a copy of yours.
For everyday matters (parcel collection, administrative files), a signed letter is usually enough. Some high-stakes acts (real estate transactions, for instance) require a notarized power of attorney instead.
Typically: the signed authorization letter, their own ID, and a copy of the principal's ID. Check the requirements of the organization concerned before going.
Put a personal loan in writing, dated and signed by both parties.
Certify that you are hosting someone at your home, for administrative procedures.
Frame a job between a provider and a client: scope, price and term.
Secure the sale of an item, vehicle or furniture between individuals.
Give your tenant written proof of rent and charges payment.
Cancel a subscription or contract with a proper written notice.
Declare a fact on your honour for an administrative procedure.