Letter authorising another person to act for you in a property task. Free, no sign-up, and everything stays in your browser.
An authority letter lets another person handle a specific, limited task for you, such as collecting a document, paying a bill or submitting an application at an office. It is not a power of attorney.
It cannot be used to sell, transfer or mortgage a property, or to sign a registered document. Those need a registered power of attorney. This generator builds the letter in your browser and nothing you type is stored on our server.
Who signs: The person giving authority (signs) and the person authorised (specimen signature).
No. An authority letter covers a small, specific task. A power of attorney is a formal legal document, and for property transfers it generally has to be stamped and registered. This letter cannot be used to sell a property.
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This is a general draft template prepared from public government sources and common practice. It is not legal advice and has not been reviewed by an advocate. For high-value or unusual cases, please have an advocate check the final document.
Draft template, not legal advice. Version 1.0 (GP-GEN-AUTHLTR-1.0), General (all states), last reviewed 8 October 2026, next review due 8 April 2027. Prepared from public government sources and common practice. It has not been reviewed by an advocate. Laws, stamp duty and procedures change; please verify with the relevant government office. See our Disclaimer and Privacy Policy.
