1. Revocation Clause: Include when the principal wants to specify conditions under which the authorization can be revoked

2. Multiple Signatory Hierarchy: Include when there are multiple authorized signatories with different levels of authority

3. Electronic Signature Provisions: Include when specifically authorizing electronic signatures and specifying acceptable forms

4. Territorial Limitations: Include when the authorization is limited to specific geographical areas or jurisdictions

5. Company Resolution Reference: Include when the authorization is granted pursuant to a company board resolution

6. Substitute Authority: Include when the authorized person is allowed to delegate their authority in specific circumstances

1. Schedule 1 - Specimen Signatures: Contains specimen signatures of all authorized signatories for verification purposes

2. Schedule 2 - Authorized Document Types: Detailed list of specific documents and transactions covered by the authorization

3. Schedule 3 - Authorization Limits: Monetary or transaction limits applicable to the authorization, if any

4. Appendix A - Identity Documentation: Copies of required identification documents for all parties

5. Appendix B - Corporate Documents: Relevant corporate documents if the principal is a company (e.g., board resolution copies)