Letter of Authority
Some companies require written authorisation before they'll speak with someone acting on your behalf. This simple one-page form covers that. You sign it, we present it — and that's usually all that's needed.
When do I need this?
Most tasks don't require a formal authority form. For general enquiries, bookings, and simple follow-ups, we just need the relevant details. This form is only needed when a company specifically requires written authorisation to confirm you've given us permission to act on your behalf — we'll let you know if that's the case.
Will I need to provide ID?
For most tasks, no. However, if your task involves a financial account, medical matter, or legal decision, the company we're contacting may require proof of your identity before they'll act on anything. In those cases, we'll let you know exactly what's needed before we proceed.
We'll only ever ask for what's genuinely required. We won't request ID for a simple phone enquiry or appointment booking.
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