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Letters of Authority are essential legal instruments in Saudi Arabia used to delegate specific powers and responsibilities from one party to another. These documents are particularly crucial in business operations where direct representation is needed for various transactions or dealings. The document must strictly comply with Saudi Arabian law, including Sharia principles, the Commercial Agencies Law, and other relevant regulations. Letters of Authority typically include detailed specifications of the granted powers, temporal limitations, and authentication requirements. They are commonly used for business transactions, government dealings, and commercial representations, requiring official certification from authorized bodies such as notaries or the Chamber of Commerce. The document's validity often depends on proper authentication and adherence to formal requirements under Saudi law, including the use of Arabic as the primary language.

1. Date and Place of Execution: Essential elements required for legal validity in Saudi Arabia

2. Grantor Details: Full legal name, national ID/Iqama number, address, and capacity of the person/entity granting the authority

3. Representative Details: Full legal name, national ID/Iqama number, and address of the person/entity receiving the authority

4. Scope of Authority: Clear and specific description of the powers being granted and their limitations

5. Duration: Specific period for which the authority is valid

6. Legal Declarations: Statements confirming the grantor's legal capacity and compliance with Sharia principles

7. Authentication Section: Space for official certification by authorized bodies (notary public or chamber of commerce)