1. Revocation Clause: Optional clause specifying conditions under which the authorization can be revoked, used when the authorization needs to be revocable

2. Financial Limits: Include when the authorization involves financial transactions, specifying maximum transaction amounts

3. Reporting Requirements: Used when the authorized party needs to report back on actions taken under the authorization

4. Sub-delegation Rights: Include when the authorized party needs the ability to delegate authority to others

5. Governing Law Statement: While UAE law applies by default, this section can be added for extra clarity, especially in cases involving international elements

1. List of Specific Authorized Actions: Detailed enumeration of specific actions the authorized party can take under the TOR

2. Required Documentation: List of supporting documents attached such as trade license copies, passport copies, or other relevant credentials

3. Authentication Certificate: Notary's authentication certificate and official stamps

4. Translation Certificate: If the letter is bilingual (Arabic/English), include the legal translation certificate