1. Specific Limitations: Used when there are specific restrictions or limitations on the representative's authority that need to be explicitly stated

2. Revocation Clause: Include when the company wants to explicitly state conditions under which the authorization can be revoked

3. Indemnification: Used when the company wishes to address liability and indemnification between the company and representative

4. Confidentiality Statement: Include when the representative will have access to confidential information

5. Succession Rights: Used when the authorization needs to address whether the authority can be delegated or transferred

6. Governing Law Statement: Include when the authorization may be used across different jurisdictions

1. Schedule A - Detailed Scope of Authority: Comprehensive list of specific actions and decisions the representative is authorized to make

2. Schedule B - Required Documentation: List of documents and identification that the representative must present when acting on behalf of the company

3. Schedule C - Authorized Locations/Jurisdictions: If applicable, list of specific locations or jurisdictions where the authorization is valid

4. Appendix 1 - Corporate Resolution: Copy of the corporate resolution authorizing the issuance of this authorization letter

5. Appendix 2 - Representative Identification: Copies of relevant identification documents for the authorized representative