Document background
The Authorised Representative Letter is a fundamental document in Saudi Arabian business operations, particularly essential for companies and individuals requiring local representation in the Kingdom. This document is commonly used when foreign entities need to establish a presence in Saudi Arabia, when companies require representation for specific transactions, or when businesses need to delegate authority for operational purposes. The letter must comply with Saudi Arabian commercial laws, including the Commercial Agencies Law and SAGIA regulations, and typically requires authentication by relevant authorities. It's particularly important in contexts where direct presence isn't possible or practical, and serves as official evidence of the representative's authority to act on behalf of the principal party in dealings with government bodies, business partners, and other stakeholders.
