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A Letter of Credit Amendment is essential when parties need to modify the terms of an existing Letter of Credit due to changing business circumstances or requirements. This document is commonly used in international trade transactions where the original Letter of Credit terms need adjustment, such as extending validity periods, modifying amounts, or changing documentary requirements. Operating under Danish jurisdiction, it must comply with the Danish Financial Business Act and relevant EU regulations while following international banking standards (UCP 600). The amendment becomes effective only upon agreement by all relevant parties and typically includes specific references to the original Letter of Credit, detailed changes being made, and confirmation of unchanged terms. This document type is crucial for maintaining flexibility in international trade financing while ensuring legal compliance and protection for all parties involved.

1. Letter of Credit Reference Details: Original LC number, date of issuance, and issuing bank details

2. Beneficiary and Applicant Information: Complete names and addresses of both the beneficiary and applicant

3. Amendment Number: Sequential number of the amendment

4. Specific Amendments: Clear articulation of exact changes being made to the original LC, with before and after statements

5. All Other Terms and Conditions: Statement confirming all other terms and conditions remain unchanged

6. Amendment Fees: Details of any fees associated with the amendment and responsibility for payment

7. Effective Date: When the amendment becomes effective and any conditions precedent