Can a complainant who is abroad authorize another person to file a complaint in Vietnam?

Base Article 12 Law on Complaints 2011 Regulations on the rights and obligations of complainants are as follows:

"Article 12. Rights and obligations of the complainant

1. The complainant has the following rights:

a) Complain yourself.

In case the complainant is a minor or a person who has lost civil act capacity, their legal representative shall make the complaint;

In case the complainant is sick, old, weak, has physical weaknesses or for other objective reasons cannot make the complaint himself/herself, he/she can authorize his/her father, mother, wife, husband, brother, sister or younger sibling. , adult child or other person with full civil capacity to make a complaint.

Thus, if an individual cannot personally authorize the case for the objective reason of being exported to work, it is necessary to make an authorization contract for parents in Vietnam to make a complaint on their behalf.

This authorization contract must be notarized at the Embassy/Consulate of Vietnam in the country where the authorizer resides. Then send the original notarized authorization contract to Vietnam and have the contract notarized at a notary office in Vietnam to complete the authorization contract notarization procedure.