Document background
The Document Verification Letter is a crucial instrument in Singapore's legal framework for authenticating documents and establishing their validity. It is commonly used when official confirmation of document authenticity is required for legal, business, or administrative purposes. The letter includes specific details about the verified document, the verification process, and the authority of the verifier. Under Singapore law, a Document Verification Letter must comply with various regulations including the Electronic Transactions Act, Evidence Act, and where applicable, the Personal Data Protection Act. It serves as a reliable means of document authentication, particularly important in cross-border transactions, legal proceedings, or institutional requirements.
