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The Intent to Donate Letter is a crucial document in Philippine legal practice that serves as a formal declaration of a donor's intention to transfer property without compensation. This document is commonly used when individuals or organizations wish to make a donation but need to formalize their intention before proceeding with the actual deed of donation. The letter must conform to Philippine Civil Code requirements and may need to address specific legal considerations depending on the type of property involved. An Intent to Donate Letter typically includes detailed information about the donor, recipient, property description, and any conditions attached to the donation. It's particularly important in scenarios involving high-value properties, charitable donations, or when there's a need to document the donation process for tax or regulatory purposes. The document may require notarization and additional formalities, especially when dealing with real property or substantial assets.

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

2. Donor Information: Complete name and address of the donor, including civil status and nationality

3. Recipient Information: Complete name and address of the intended recipient/donee

4. Property Description: Clear and detailed description of the property intended to be donated

5. Declaration of Intent: Express statement of intention to donate the specified property

6. Voluntary Nature: Statement confirming that the donation is being made freely and voluntarily

7. Ownership Declaration: Confirmation that the donor is the rightful owner of the property

8. Closing and Signature: Formal closing statement and space for donor's signature