2. Who is eligible for a Royal Warrant?
To be eligible for a royal warrant a company must supply goods or services to a member of the Royal Family. The company must be registred in Sweden and have been delivering goods or services regularly. How often the company delivers its goods or services to the Court naturally depends on what these are. Engströms Livs, the royal grocer, makes frequent deliveries, while companies like Saab Automobile or the jewellers W.A. Bolin obviously do not. The company must also have a good reputation and come up to high demands on moral and ethics.

3. What benefits does a Royal Warrant bestow?
The award is a proof of the fact that the company's products or services are appreciated, and, if wanted, confirmed by a diploma. The royal warrant receives the right to display the appropriate Royal Arms/Bagde in the marketing of their products or services. The Royal Arms/Badge contains the National Coat of Arms with the wording "By Appointment to...".

4. Does the Royal Warrant carry any restrictions?
Yes, the company must act in accordance with the Royal Warrant's Rules.

5. Why might a company or individual lose a Royal Warrant?
A royal warrant can be withdrawn at any time, although in practice this happens very rarely. Reasons for doing so might be that the company has been mismanaged, has entered a new line of business, or has stopped manufacturing the product which it had been supplying to the royal household. Normally, the Royal Warrant is awarded during a period of ten years, and after this period the Warrant can be reconsiderated. Since a Royal Warrant is personal and usually awarded to the Managing Director, the company must apply for a prolongation of the Royal Warrant if there is a change in the company leadership. Otherwise, the company will lose its Royal Warrant.

6. Does the Royal Court pay for the goods and service?
Yes, of course.

7. What does a Royal Warrant cost?
Nothing, to become a Royal Warrant Holder. A diploma can be purchased at cost price, SEK 1,500.

8. Does the Royal Family only obtain products or services from Royal Warrant Holders?
No. Purchases are also made from other sources.

9. What happens when the Grantor dies?
Royal Warrant Holders to earlier Kings and Queens in Sweden can use the wording "By Appointment to the late...". But, only companies awarded by the present king is allowed to use the Royal Arms/Badge containing The National Coat of Arms.

10. How many business qualify for a Royal Warrant every year?
Only a few.

11. How many Warrants are there?
Today, approx. 130 companies.