Skip to main content

Signing Authority in Office of the President

Memorandum Order No. 118 • Presidential Issuances • Memorandum Orders • Oct 15, 1987

Full text

October 15, 1987 MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 118 PROVIDING FOR THE SIGNING AUTHORITY IN THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Effective immediately and until further advice, the signing authorities of officials in this Office below the rank of Assistant Executive Secretary are hereby revoked. Henceforth, aside from the President, only the Executive Secretary, the Deputy Executive Secretary, Assistant Executive Secretaries and the Presidential Finance Assistant will sign indorsements, letters, and other action papers emanating from the Office of the President in accordance with existing delineation of signing authorities. It is understood, however, that the transmittal of copies of proclamations, executive orders and other issuances of this Office to parties concerned shall continue to be signed by the Presidential Staff Director of the Records Office. Strict compliance herewith is enjoined. October 15, 1987

Ask what this means for your situation

The assistant quotes the passage it relies on and links the source, so you can check every figure it gives you.