Writing Letters of Consent

A “letter of consent” is a formal document in which one party grants permission or approval for a specific action or decision to be taken by another party. This type of letter is commonly used in various contexts, such as:

Travel: Parents may provide a letter of consent allowing their child to travel internationally with another adult, particularly if the child is traveling without both parents.

Medical treatment: A letter of consent may be required for medical treatment, especially for minors, when a parent or guardian cannot be present.

Legal matters: In legal situations, such as property transactions or business agreements involving multiple parties, a letter of consent may be used to indicate agreement or authorisation.

The content of a letter of consent typically includes details about the parties involved, the specific action or decision being consented to, any conditions or limitations, and the date and signatures of the parties granting and receiving consent. It serves as a formal record of permission or approval for the intended purpose.

We provide expert guidance in drafting and issuing letters of consent to ensure legal compliance and clarity.

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