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The Authority Letter For Making Stamp is a crucial document in South African business and legal practice, used when an individual or organization needs to authorize the creation of an official stamp or seal. This document type is particularly important in a jurisdiction where stamps still play a significant role in document authentication and business operations. The letter serves as both an authorization and a security measure, helping prevent unauthorized stamp creation while providing clear accountability. It typically includes specific details about the authorized stamp maker, exact stamp specifications, intended use, and validity period. The document is commonly used when establishing new businesses, replacing old stamps, or creating additional stamps for growing organizations. In South Africa, such authorization letters often need to comply with various legislative requirements, including those related to fraud prevention and document authentication.

1. Letter Header and Date: Full letterhead including date, reference number if applicable, and complete contact details of the authorizing person/entity

2. Recipient Details: Complete details of the stamp maker or authority to whom the letter is addressed

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is an Authority Letter for Making a Stamp

4. Authorization Statement: Clear statement authorizing the creation of the stamp, including the exact name/details to appear on the stamp

5. Purpose Declaration: Statement explaining the intended use of the stamp

6. Verification Details: Details of the authorizing person/entity, including ID number or registration number for verification purposes

7. Time Period: Validity period of the authorization

8. Closing and Signature: Formal closing, signature of authorizing person, and any required witnesses