The Pennsylvania Certification of Authorized Representative Form is a document used by individuals who are not able to represent themselves in legal proceedings. It allows a third party, known as an Authorized Representative, to legally represent the individual in court proceedings. The form requires the Authorized Representative to provide basic personal information, such as their name, address, and contact information. The form also requires that the Authorized Representative provides a description of their qualifications and experience to represent the individual in legal proceedings. There are two types of Pennsylvania Certification of Authorized Representative Form: Form A and Form B. Form A is used when the Authorized Representative is a non-attorney, and Form B is used when the Authorized Representative is an attorney. Both forms require the Authorized Representative to fill out detailed information about their qualifications and experience, and they must sign the form to confirm their representation.