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The Notary Letter of Authorization is a crucial document used when formal delegation of authority is required with notarial authentication. Governed by English law and regulated under the Legal Services Act 2007 and Notaries Practice Rules 2014, this document provides a secure and internationally recognized means of granting specific powers. It typically includes detailed identification of all parties, explicit description of granted powers, duration of authority, and may require apostille certification for international use. The document is particularly important for cross-border transactions, legal representations, and situations requiring formal verification of authority.

1. Date and Place: Current date and location where the document is being notarized

2. Notary Details: Full name, registration number, and business address of the notary

3. Grantor Details: Full legal name and address of person granting the authorization

4. Grantee Details: Full legal name and address of person receiving the authorization

5. Scope of Authority: Specific powers being granted and their limitations

6. Duration: Time period for which the authorization is valid

7. Notarial Declaration: Official statement of notary witnessing the execution