An authorized signatory is a person who has the legal authority to represent a legal entity. This authority is defined by the entity’s official registration documents, governing rules, or internal authorizations.
Common examples of authorized signatories include:
Companies: Directors, officers, or anyone who has been officially granted signing authority.
Partnerships: One or more partners who are authorized to sign on behalf of the partnership.
Sole proprietorships: The business owner.
Non-profit organizations, foundations, associations: Individuals listed in the official records as having the authority to represent the entity.
You will need to confirm the authorized signatory when completing your LEI application.