The Authorization Letter For Internet Disconnection is a crucial document in the Australian telecommunications landscape, designed to facilitate the formal termination of internet services. It is required when customers need to authorize their Internet Service Provider to disconnect their service, whether due to relocation, service changes, or account closure. The document must comply with Australian telecommunications regulations, including the Telecommunications Act 1997 and the TCP Code, while addressing privacy requirements under the Privacy Act 1988. It contains specific account information, service details, disconnection date, and authorization signatures, ensuring a clear audit trail for both the service provider and customer. This letter is particularly important in preventing unauthorized disconnections and maintaining proper records of service termination requests.

1. Letter Header: Date, recipient's details (Internet Service Provider name and address), reference numbers

2. Account Information: Customer account number, service address, and current internet service details

3. Authorization Statement: Clear statement authorizing the disconnection of internet services

4. Requested Disconnection Date: Specific date when the service should be terminated

5. Account Holder Details: Full name, contact information, and identification details of the account holder

6. Verification Information: Proof of identity or account ownership references

7. Signature Block: Space for authorized signature, date, and printed name