Document background
The Notary Letter of Authorization is a crucial legal instrument in Danish jurisdiction that enables individuals or organizations to delegate specific powers to chosen representatives. This document type is commonly used when formal authorization is required for business transactions, property dealings, legal proceedings, or other significant actions where the principal cannot be physically present. The document must be executed before a Danish notary public and comply with the requirements set forth in the Danish Administration of Justice Act and the Danish Notary Act. A Notary Letter of Authorization typically includes comprehensive details about the parties involved, specific powers being granted, temporal limitations, and may require additional authentication (such as Apostille) for international use. The document serves as official evidence of the authorization and is widely recognized by Danish authorities and, when properly authenticated, by foreign jurisdictions.
