1. Representations and Warranties: Used when the acknowledging party needs to confirm certain facts or circumstances as true

2. Confidentiality: Required when the acknowledgment contains sensitive information that must be kept confidential

3. Further Assurance: Included when parties may need to take additional actions to give effect to the acknowledgment

4. Notices: Added when formal communications between parties may be needed after the acknowledgment

5. Third Party Rights: Necessary when the acknowledgment may affect or be enforced by third parties

6. Severability: Added for longer forms to ensure partial invalidity doesn't affect the entire acknowledgment

1. Schedule 1 - Referenced Documents: List and details of any documents being acknowledged or referenced

2. Schedule 2 - Specific Acknowledgments: Detailed list of specific items or matters being acknowledged when too lengthy for main text

3. Appendix A - Supporting Evidence: Copies of relevant documents or evidence supporting the acknowledgment