1. Special Conditions: Used when the authorization is subject to specific conditions or limitations

2. Revocation Clause: Include when there's a need to specify conditions under which the authorization can be revoked

3. Multiple Party Authorization: Required when multiple parties are granting authorization or when authority is being granted to multiple parties

4. Consideration Clause: Include when the authorization involves financial compensation or fees

5. Governing Law Statement: While UAE law applies by default, this section may be included for additional clarity especially in cross-border transactions

1. Identity Documents: Copies of Emirates ID, passport, or trade license of the authorizing party

2. Transaction Details: Specific details of the transaction(s) being authorized, if too detailed for the main letter

3. Power of Attorney: If the authorization letter is supplementary to a power of attorney

4. Corporate Documents: If the authorizing party is a company, include board resolution or other corporate approvals authorizing the delegation