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The Authorization Letter For Co-Borrower is a critical document in Qatar's banking and financial sector, used when an additional borrower needs to be added to a loan arrangement. This document is essential in situations where shared financial responsibility is required, such as joint property purchases, family business loans, or when additional financial security is needed for loan approval. It must comply with Qatar's Civil Code and banking regulations, requiring proper identification of all parties and clear specification of the authorization's scope. The letter serves as legal evidence of the co-borrower's authority to act in loan-related matters and is commonly required by Qatari financial institutions for joint loan applications. It should be drafted in Arabic or bilingually (Arabic/English), with the Arabic version prevailing in legal matters.

1. Letter Date and Reference Number: Date of the authorization letter and any reference number assigned by the bank or issuing party

2. Addressee Details: Full name and address of the bank/financial institution to whom the letter is addressed

3. Primary Borrower Information: Complete identification details of the primary borrower including full name, Qatar ID number, and contact information

4. Co-Borrower Information: Complete identification details of the co-borrower including full name, Qatar ID number, and contact information

5. Authorization Statement: Clear statement of authorization granted to the co-borrower, including the scope and purpose of the authorization

6. Loan Details: Basic information about the loan including loan type and account number if applicable

7. Duration of Authorization: Validity period of the authorization

8. Declaration and Consent: Primary borrower's declaration of providing authorization willingly and understanding the implications

9. Signature Block: Space for primary borrower's signature with attestation requirements as per Qatari law