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The Authorization Letter For Change Name is a crucial document in Malaysian legal proceedings for individuals seeking to modify their legal name. This document is required by the National Registration Department (JPN) and other Malaysian authorities to initiate and process a name change request. It must be prepared in accordance with Malaysian law, particularly the National Registration Act 1959 and related regulations. The letter serves multiple purposes: it formally declares the individual's intention to change their name, provides authorization for authorities to process the change, and typically includes or references supporting documentation such as identification papers, statutory declarations, and relevant certificates. The document is used in various situations, including marriage-related name changes, religious conversions, personal preference, or correction of name spellings. The format and content must meet specific requirements set by Malaysian authorities to ensure legal validity and successful processing of the name change request.

1. Date and Place: Current date and place where the letter is executed

2. Recipient Details: Full address and details of the receiving authority (typically National Registration Department/JPN)

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is an Authorization Letter for Change of Name

4. Authorizer's Details: Full name, IC number, current address, and contact information of the person authorizing the name change

5. Current and New Name Declaration: Clear statement of the current legal name and the desired new name

6. Purpose Statement: Explicit statement of the purpose for the name change

7. Authorization Statement: Formal statement granting authorization for the name change process

8. Declaration of Truth: Statement declaring that all information provided is true and correct

9. Signature Block: Space for signature, name, and IC number of the authorizer