Document background
The Verified Approval Letter is a crucial document in the Indian legal and business landscape, used when formal verification of approval or authorization is required by law or business practice. This document type combines elements of both approval and verification, making it particularly valuable in situations requiring heightened authenticity and security. The letter must comply with Indian legislative requirements, including the Indian Contract Act, 1872, and often involves official stamps and seals as prescribed by the Indian Stamp Act. Verified Approval Letters are commonly used for regulatory compliance, business operations, government permissions, and institutional authorizations where standard approval letters would be insufficient due to the need for additional verification and authentication.
