utstedelsens

Utstedelsens is a form of the noun utstedelse used in Norwegian and Danish administrative language to denote the act of issuing a document or authorization. It encompasses the process by which an authority creates, authenticates, and delivers an official item to a recipient, as well as the status or rights conferred by that issuance.

It is derived from utstedelse, with the possessive/genitive suffix -ns, and reflects the standard construction in Scandinavian languages for referring to the act or its results in a possessive form.

Common contexts include the issuance of passports, birth or marriage certificates, licenses, permits, and other official records. The term can also refer to the date, validity, and formal requirements tied to the issuance, such as signatures, seals, or registration in an authority's system.

Because issuance creates rights, obligations, or legal recognition, utstedelsens is governed by formal rules. An improper or unlawful issuance may be subject to review, revocation, or appeal, and records of issuance are typically kept for audit and verification.

See also utstedelse, udstedelse, licensing, certificates, permits.