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An Authorization Letter For Cheque is commonly used in Singapore when the original cheque recipient cannot personally present the cheque to the bank. This document, governed by Singapore's banking regulations and the Bills of Exchange Act, provides a secure way to delegate cheque-handling authority. It must include specific details about the authorizer, the authorized person, the cheque in question, and the scope of authorization. The letter serves as protection for all parties involved and is typically required by Singapore banks for third-party cheque transactions.

1. Date: Current date of authorization

2. Bank Details: Name and branch of the bank where cheque will be presented

3. Authorizer Details: Full name, ID/passport number, and contact details of person giving authorization

4. Authorized Person Details: Full name, ID/passport number, and contact details of person being authorized

5. Cheque Details: Cheque number, amount, and date of cheque

6. Authorization Statement: Clear statement of authorization and its scope

7. Validity Period: Duration for which authorization remains valid