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The Authorization Letter To Collect Cheque is a crucial document in Saudi Arabian business and personal transactions, where cheque payments remain a significant mode of financial settlement. This document becomes necessary when the original cheque recipient cannot personally collect the cheque and needs to delegate this authority to another person. It must comply with Saudi banking regulations, the Commercial Papers Law, and Shariah principles of agency (Wakalah). The letter typically includes comprehensive details about the authorizer, the authorized person, and the specific cheque, along with any temporal limitations or specific conditions. It's commonly used in business transactions, salary payments, vendor payments, and other financial dealings where direct collection isn't possible. The document requires proper authentication and may need to be accompanied by supporting identification documents as per Saudi banking requirements.

1. Date and Place: Current date and location where the letter is being executed

2. Authorizer Details: Full name, ID/Iqama number, and contact information of the person granting authorization

3. Authorized Person Details: Full name, ID/Iqama number, and contact information of the person being authorized to collect the cheque

4. Cheque Details: Specific details of the cheque including cheque number, bank name, amount, and date

5. Authorization Statement: Clear statement of authorization granted to collect the specific cheque

6. Declaration of Free Will: Statement confirming the authorization is given freely and in sound mind

7. Signature Block: Space for authorizer's signature and date