1. Substitute Agent: Used when wanting to authorize a backup person to act if the primary agent is unavailable

2. Specific Limitations: Include when there are particular transactions or documents explicitly excluded from the authorization

3. Reporting Requirements: Used when the principal wants regular updates about signed documents

4. Indemnification: Include when specific protection for the agent is required

5. Multiple Agents: Used when authorizing multiple people to sign, specifying if they can act independently or must act jointly

6. Geographic Limitations: Include when the authority is limited to specific locations or jurisdictions

7. Digital Signing Authority: Used when specifically authorizing electronic or digital signatures

1. Schedule 1 - Authorized Documents: Detailed list of specific documents or types of documents the agent is authorized to sign

2. Schedule 2 - Specimen Signature: Sample of the agent's signature for verification purposes

3. Schedule 3 - Verification Requirements: Specific procedures or requirements for verifying the agent's authority

4. Appendix A - Forms and Procedures: Standard forms or procedures to be followed when exercising the authority

5. Appendix B - Contact Information: Detailed contact information for all relevant parties and any required notifications