What else should I know about my LMT invoices?

Electronic authentication of LMT invoices (authorization)

Internal control and user authentication and authorization processes that we employ to generate invoices are extremely safe and ensure the integrity of invoicing data, as well as compliance with our charges and tariffs, and their application principles. When an invoice is generated, our technical systems ensure that each and every invoice is authenticated (authorized) by substituting the signature of the responsible official with a reference that is identical for both types of invoices. As a result, electronic LMT invoices are identical to paper invoices.

Pursuant to the Electronic Communications Law, all of our electronic communications agreements are prepared in writing. As a result, the invoicing address indicated in the LMT Services Agreement may be changed only by a written notice. Pursuant to the terms and conditions of mans.lmt.lv, “for the purposes of the Civil Law an electronic document authenticated by a user shall be considered equivalent to a written document personally signed by the same user.” Thus, any authentication on mans.lmt.lv that is completed according to the Electronic Communications Law shall be considered equivalent to a personally signed document (hard copy). Furthermore, when you request electronic invoices from mans.lmt.lv, the above allows us to ensure compliance with the Accounting Law regarding a bilateral agreement on electronic exchange of supporting documentation and electronic authentication (authorization). 

According to the LMT Services Agreement the “Subscriber may request to activate or deactivate a Service via an LMT connection number, an e-mail or other electronic means of communication in cases provided for in the terms and conditions of use and description of services, as well as in the Agreement. Such request is equivalent to a written notice by the said Subscriber.” These terms and conditions also stipulate that the “LMT shall have a right to send information to the Subscriber’s connection number or address by means of electronic communication. Such information is binding on the Subscriber and shall be considered equivalent to information provided via a paper document.”

Pursuant to the LMT Services Agreement this description of a service shall be considered an integral part of an executed paper LMT Services Agreement. As a result, the Subscriber may print the said description, if needed, and attach the printout to the LMT Services Agreement as a binding document.

Please note!
Services that you used abroad may appear in your invoice with a delay of one month – depending on when we receive the respective information from the foreign operator.