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An Authorization Letter For Cutting Internet Connection is a formal document used in New Zealand when an account holder needs to authorize their Internet Service Provider to disconnect their internet service. This document is essential for proper service termination and is typically required when moving properties, changing providers, or permanently discontinuing service. The letter must comply with New Zealand's telecommunications regulations, including the Telecommunications Act 2001 and Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. It should contain specific account details, timing for disconnection, account holder verification, and any special instructions regarding equipment return or final billing. The document serves as legal proof of the customer's request and protects both parties in the service termination process.

1. Letter Header: Complete contact information of both the account holder and the internet service provider, including account number and service address

2. Date: Current date when the authorization letter is being written

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is an authorization for internet service disconnection

4. Salutation: Professional greeting to the internet service provider

5. Account Identification: Details of the internet service account including account number, service address, and customer identification

6. Authorization Statement: Clear and explicit statement authorizing the service provider to disconnect the internet service

7. Disconnection Details: Specific date or timing for when the disconnection should occur

8. Account Status Declaration: Statement regarding the settlement of any outstanding bills or early termination fees

9. Contact Information: Alternative contact details for future correspondence

10. Closing: Professional closing statement, space for signature, and printed name of the account holder