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An Authorization Letter From Mother To Son is a formal document used in Hong Kong when a mother needs to delegate certain powers or responsibilities to her son. This document is commonly required in situations where the mother cannot personally attend to specific matters and needs her son to act on her behalf. The authorization can cover various aspects such as financial transactions, property management, educational matters, or healthcare decisions. Under Hong Kong law, such authorizations must clearly specify the scope of authority granted and include proper identification of both parties. The document may need to be notarized or witnessed depending on its intended use and the requirements of the institutions where it will be presented. It's particularly relevant in situations involving overseas travel, extended absence, or when dealing with administrative or financial institutions in Hong Kong.
