Document background
The Authorization Letter for Parental Consent is a crucial legal document utilized in Indonesia when parents need to delegate authority for their child's care or specific activities to another party. This document becomes necessary in various situations, such as when children travel with relatives, attend school programs, receive medical care, or participate in activities without their parents present. The letter must conform to Indonesian legal requirements, including the Civil Code and Child Protection Law, and typically requires proper identification of all parties, clear scope of authorization, specific duration, and appropriate witnessing or notarization. It serves as both a protective measure for the child and a legal safeguard for the authorized party, ensuring that decisions made on behalf of the minor have proper parental approval. The document's format and content must address local administrative requirements while being clear and comprehensive enough to be accepted by various institutions within Indonesia.
