しょうだくしょ
noun
letter of consent; written agreement
1. letter of consent; written acceptance
A formal document in which a party states in writing that they agree to or accept a proposal, request, or set of terms. Common in business, legal, and administrative contexts.
承諾書(しょうだくしょ)署名(しょめい)する。
I sign the letter of consent.
契約(けいやく)(まえ)承諾書(しょうだくしょ)提出(ていしゅつ)してください。
Please submit a letter of consent before the contract.
保護者(ほごしゃ)承諾書(しょうだくしょ)がなければ、参加(さんか)(みと)められない。
Without a guardian's letter of consent, participation is not permitted.

Formed from 承諾(しょうだく) (consent, acceptance) + (しょ) (document). A formal written instrument, used mainly in business, legal, and administrative settings.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 承諾書(しょうだくしょ)提出(ていしゅつ)する: to submit a letter of consent
  • 承諾書(しょうだくしょ)署名(しょめい)する: to sign a letter of consent
  • 承諾書(しょうだくしょ)()()ける: to obtain a letter of consent

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 同意書(どういしょ): consent form — very close; often used for medical or research consent.
  • 契約書(けいやくしょ): contract — a binding agreement between parties, broader than mere consent.