1. Recitals: Additional context about the business relationship and reasons for amendment, used when complex background needs to be documented

2. Interpretation: Specific rules for interpreting the amendment, used when there might be ambiguity or complex interactions with the original agreement

3. Restatement: Complete restatement of amended clauses in their entirety, used when changes are substantial

4. Regulatory Compliance: Reference to specific regulatory requirements or changes, used when amendments are driven by regulatory changes

5. Transition Provisions: Provisions governing the transition period, used when changes require implementation time

6. Fee Adjustments: Details of any price or fee changes, used when amendment involves commercial terms

1. Schedule of Amendments: Detailed listing of all specific changes to the original agreement, often in table format showing original and amended text

2. Revised Price Schedule: Updated pricing information if the amendment involves fee changes

3. Revised Service Specifications: Updated service descriptions or specifications if the amendment modifies scope of services

4. Transition Plan: Detailed plan for implementing the changes, if required

5. Original Agreement: Copy of the original agreement being amended, attached for reference