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Copyright assignment or licence agreement (Greece)
The agreement by which the author of a work — a design, text, photograph or software — assigns their economic right or grants a licence to use it, exclusive or not: which rights, in which ways, where, for how long, whether sublicences are allowed, the pay, how the author is credited and the warranties. Under art. 14 of Greek Law 2121/1993, an assignment or licence is void unless made in writing, and only the author may plead the nullity.
Request for a certificate of studies or a copy of a school-leaving certificate (Greece)
The request to a Greek school for a certificate of studies, a certificate of attendance or a copy of the school-leaving certificate (apolytirio): the graduate's details as the school keeps them (father's and mother's names, date of birth, name while at school), the year of graduation, the document wanted, the number of copies and the purpose. Graduates from the 2016–2017 school year on can get their apolytirio from gov.gr; this request serves older titles and certificates that are not there.
Resignation letter (Greece)
The letter in which an employee in Greece resigns: date of hiring, job, last working day, and a request to settle pay, leave and bonuses and to issue a certificate of employment. Since Law 5239/2025 the resignation that counts is the declaration in ERGANI II within four working days, and the employee may file it personally in myErgani, with no co-signature from the employer. The letter is the dated proof of the decision.
Landlord's out-of-court notice ending a lease and demanding the home back (Greece)
A Greek landlord's out-of-court notice (εξώδικη δήλωση) ending a residential lease and calling on the tenant to hand the home back: for unpaid rent (Article 597 of the Greek Civil Code), at the end of the agreed term, or ending an open-ended lease after three years (Article 609). It is the gateway to a repossession order (Code of Civil Procedure 637), issued by a lawyer since 2026, and counts only if served by a court bailiff — letters and e-mail do not. For unpaid rent it demands payment within 15 days; for the end of the term it must be served at least three months ahead.
Acknowledgment of debt (Greece)
A debtor's written statement in Greece acknowledging owing a creditor a set sum: what for, by when and how it will be paid. The Greek Civil Code requires writing (art. 873), and the acknowledgment interrupts limitation (art. 260). With a certain sum, a fixed due date and both signatures, it is the private document a payment order is sought on. It also says who pays the 3.6% digital transaction duty where it is owed: the debtor.
Complaint and termination of a phone or internet contract (Greece)
An out-of-court notice (εξώδικη δήλωση) in which a consumer in Greece sets out a complaint about a mobile, landline, internet or TV service and ends the contract. It relies on the rules of Law 4727/2020: an initial commitment of at most 24 months, termination after it with at most a month's notice, and termination free of charge when the provider changes the terms unilaterally. A court bailiff serves it, so the date from which the termination runs cannot be disputed. For money disputes the next step is Greece's consumer authority, not the telecoms regulator EETT.
Notice of an insured event and claim under private health insurance (Greece)
The letter in which an insured person in Greece notifies the insurer of a hospital stay, an operation or another insured event and claims the benefit the private health policy provides: the policy, the event, the healthcare provider and dates, the amount in figures and words, the IBAN and the attachments. Law 2496/1997 (art. 7) requires notice within eight days of learning of the event, and this letter gives notice and claims at once. Reimbursement from EOPYY, the public health fund, is claimed on its own forms.
Claim to the at-fault driver's insurer (Greece)
The claim in which someone who suffered loss in a road accident in Greece asks for compensation directly from the insurer of the vehicle at fault, without going through its driver: the injured party has a direct claim against the insurer (Presidential Decree 237/1986), and the insurer owes a reasoned offer, or a reasoned reply, within three months of the claim. It sets out the accident, the at-fault vehicle and its policy, what happened, the damage, the amount, availability for inspection and the IBAN. Remember, too, to notify your own insurer within eight days.
Tenant's out-of-court notice terminating a lease (Greece)
The out-of-court notice (εξώδικη δήλωση) by which a tenant in Greece terminates a residential lease. Greek law gives a tenant no right to leave early, and one who leaves without cause owes rent to the end of the term; so the notice relies on the lease's early-exit clause, on serious cause (Civil Code 585, 588), on Article 609 for an open-ended lease after three years, or on the end of the agreed term, and otherwise stands as an offer to end the lease by agreement. It sets the end and handover dates, asks for the deposit back, and is served by a court bailiff, whose report proves what was said and when.
Complaint to an electricity or gas supplier (Greece)
The written complaint to an electricity or gas supplier in Greece, with what it needs to be dealt with: the supply and customer numbers, the meter and its actual reading, the disputed bill, what is wrong and what is asked for. The same complaint must also be lodged on MyRAE, the platform of the regulator ΡΑΑΕΥ (RAAEY): without that, the Greek Energy Mediator will not hear the dispute. The Mediator covers electricity and gas only, not water.
Freelance services contract with a self-employed professional (Greece)
A business's contract with a freelancer in Greece: the services, independence in time, place and means, the fee, invoicing, confidentiality, copyright and termination. The independence terms matter: under Greek Law 2639/1998 the contract is presumed to hide employment if the freelancer works personally, exclusively or mainly for the same client for nine consecutive months. It records whether the freelancer has only one or two clients, in which case they are insured like an employee (Law 4387/2016, art. 39(9)), and whether the 20% tax withheld on invoices above €300 applies (art. 64 of Law 4172/2013).
Parent's authorisation for a minor's medical care by a carer (Greece)
gov.gr issues solemn declarations and authorisations free; this document gives you the wording, to paste there, or to sign as a PDF and have the signature certified free on docs.gov.gr or at a citizen service centre (ΚΕΠ). It is DocMuse's own text, not the Greek state's form. With it a parent allows whoever looks after the child in their absence — a grandparent, a school-trip or camp leader — to take the child to the doctor, receive information and agree to routine medical care for a set period, with the child's health details. Under the Greek Code of Medical Ethics, consent for a minor is given by those with parental care.
Authorisation to drive the owner's vehicle (Greece)
A document by which a car's owner in Greece lets someone else drive it for a set period and in set countries — a trip abroad, a family member, a colleague. It states what the driver may do, what not (sell, hire out, hand the car to anyone else), and who bears fines, with a summary in English. The gov.gr e-authorisation is free: paste this text into its free-text box, or sign the PDF and have the signature certified on docs.gov.gr or at a citizens' service centre (KEP). For travel abroad, check what the destination country requires.
Complaint to the patients' rights office of a Greek hospital
The complaint a patient files when they consider their rights were breached in a hospital of Greece's national health system (ESY): what happened, when and in which department, which right was affected and what is asked for. It goes to the hospital's Office for the Protection of the Rights of Health Service Users, which every ESY hospital must have (art. 60 of Law 4368/2016), not to the management. It can be filed in person, by registered letter, fax or e-mail, and its registration number is the first document of any later step.
Fixed-term employment contract (Greece)
A Greek employment contract with an end date, carrying the same essential terms as the open-ended one and what sets it apart: the term, the objective reason for the fixed term and the end without notice. The reason matters: successive fixed-term contracts without an objective reason that run past three years in total are presumed to meet permanent needs and become open-ended (Presidential Decree 81/2003). The ERGANI II steps for hiring are included.
Loan agreement between private individuals (Greece)
A Greek private agreement for a loan of money between private persons — relatives, friends, acquaintances: the parties with their AFM tax numbers, the sum in figures and words, how it is paid out, a fixed repayment day or instalments, interest and default interest. The rate is set against the ceiling for loans outside banks (7.90% a year from 16 September 2026), and the 3.6% digital transaction duty is placed on the borrower, payable to the Greek tax authority (AADE) by the end of the following month. Signed by both, it is the document a payment order runs on.
Contract for work or services between businesses (Greece)
A contract between businesses in Greece for a piece of work or for services: what is and is not included, timing, the fee with e-invoicing, acceptance and objections, liability and its cap, copyright, termination. It states at the outset whether the contractor owes a result (a contract for work under art. 681 of the Greek Civil Code) or only careful performance of services — the choice that decides liability for defects. Late payment carries the interest and the €40 of Greek Law 4152/2013.
Out-of-court notice claiming a price reduction or ending the sale of faulty goods (Greece)
The second step when the seller has not repaired or replaced faulty goods, has refused, or the fault has come back: the buyer in Greece claims a proportionate price reduction or ends the sale and asks for the whole price back (arts. 545 and 546 of the Greek Civil Code, as rewritten by Law 4967/2022). It is drafted as an out-of-court notice (εξώδικη δήλωση) served by a court bailiff, whose report of service proves what was declared and when — which is what a court will ask for if it comes to that. It states the sum, the IBAN and that returning the goods is at the seller's expense.
Request for copies of a medical file (Greece)
The request by which a patient in Greece asks a hospital, clinic or doctor for copies of their medical file — history, discharge note, tests, imaging — under art. 14 of Law 3418/2005, the Greek Code of Medical Ethics, and art. 15 of the General Data Protection Regulation. It names the department and the period of treatment, the documents wanted and how to receive them. The first copy is free, as the Greek Data Protection Authority also points out, and the provider answers without delay, as a rule within a month.
Room rental and house-sharing agreement (Greece)
For renting a single room in a Greek home where the owner also lives or other rooms are let. It describes the room and the shared areas, sets how the bills are split and the house rules, ties the deposit to the move-in and move-out records, and gives the tenant an early-termination clause. Like any lease, the landlord declares it to the Greek tax authority (ΑΑΔΕ), and the rent is paid only into a bank account, as Greek Law 5222/2025 will require.
Objection to a traffic-fine notice (Greece)
Three days from service: that is all the time the new Greek Road Traffic Code allows for objecting to a traffic ticket (art. 107 of Law 5209/2025), and this document is written to be filed the same day. It goes to the authority of the officer who recorded the offence, electronically or, where that is not possible, by any other suitable means, with the ticket's details, the grounds, the evidence and, if someone else was driving, who. Camera fines are objected to through Gov.gr Wallet within the same three days. The old half-fine for paying within ten days no longer exists.
Parent's consent for a minor to travel abroad (Greece)
gov.gr issues solemn declarations free; this document gives you the wording of the consent, in full in Greek and in English, to paste there, or to sign as a PDF and have the signature certified free on docs.gov.gr or at a citizen service centre (ΚΕΠ). It is DocMuse's own text, not the Greek state's form. With it the parent who is not travelling consents to their minor child travelling abroad with the other parent or another adult: the parent's, child's and companion's details, destination and dates. Consular guidance asks for it as a solemn declaration (υπεύθυνη δήλωση) with the signature authenticated and, abroad, in English too.
Open-ended employment contract (Greece)
A Greek employment contract with no end date, written for the Labour Law Code (Presidential Decree 62/2025) and the 2025–26 changes: job and duties, place of work, hours, gross pay in figures and words, the holiday bonuses and leave allowance, probation of up to six months and how the contract ends. It gives the essential terms in writing, as the law requires within one week, and sets out the ERGANI II steps: the contract itself is no longer filed, but since 16 February 2026 the employee must accept the hiring notice before starting.
Notice of faulty goods demanding repair or replacement (Greece)
The notice by which a buyer in Greece tells the seller that goods are faulty or do not conform to the contract and asks for repair or replacement, under arts. 543 and 544 of the Greek Civil Code as rewritten by Law 4967/2022. It sets out the goods, the purchase and the problem, and reminds the seller that the remedy is free, within a reasonable time and without significant inconvenience — Greek law sets no number of days — that a fault appearing within a year is presumed to have existed at delivery, and that the buyer's rights for movables lapse after two years.