Document background
The Certificate of Authority to Register serves as a formal delegation instrument within the Australian legal framework, enabling an authorized representative to undertake business registration activities on behalf of another party. This document is particularly important when business owners or stakeholders cannot personally attend to registration matters or prefer to delegate these responsibilities to professional representatives. The Certificate must comply with the Corporations Act 2001 and other relevant Australian legislation, requiring clear specification of the parties involved, the scope of authority granted, and any limitations or conditions. It is commonly used during company formations, business name registrations, and other corporate establishment procedures where formal authorization is required for third-party representation.
