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The Permission Letter For Bank Account Opening is a fundamental document in Malaysian banking practice, required when an individual or entity needs to delegate the authority to open a bank account to another party. This document becomes necessary in various scenarios, such as when company directors authorize certain employees to open corporate accounts, when parents authorize the opening of accounts for their children, or when individuals grant power to their representatives due to physical absence or other constraints. The letter must comply with Malaysian banking regulations, including the Financial Services Act 2013 and Anti-Money Laundering requirements. It typically contains detailed identification of all parties involved, specific scope of authorization, and necessary declarations to satisfy regulatory compliance. Banks in Malaysia rely on this document as part of their due diligence process and to maintain proper documentation of account opening authorizations.

1. Date and Location: Current date and place of writing the permission letter

2. Bank Details: Name and address of the target bank where the account is to be opened

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a permission letter for bank account opening

4. Authorizing Party Details: Full name, identification details, and contact information of the person giving permission

5. Authorized Party Details: Full name, identification details, and contact information of the person being authorized to open the account

6. Purpose Statement: Clear statement of the permission being granted for bank account opening

7. Account Specifications: Type of account to be opened and any specific requirements or limitations

8. Authorization Scope: Specific powers being granted regarding the account opening process

9. Declaration: Statement confirming the truth of information provided and willingness to provide additional documents if required

10. Signature Block: Space for signature, name, and date for the authorizing party