1. Special Instructions: Used when specific procedures or limitations need to be outlined for the authorized actions

2. Revocation Clause: Include when there's a need to specify conditions under which the authorization can be revoked

3. Medical Information: Required when authorization involves access to medical records or medical decision-making

4. Financial Details: Include when authorization involves handling specific financial matters or accounts

5. Third Party Authorization: Used when the authorized party needs to delegate authority to others

6. Emergency Contact Information: Include when authorization is related to emergency situations or medical matters

1. Copy of Identification Documents: Attached copies of valid ID documents for both parties

2. Specific Instructions Appendix: Detailed list of authorized actions or specific instructions if too lengthy for main letter

3. Professional Credentials: If relevant, copies of professional licenses or credentials of the authorized party

4. Property Details: If authorization involves property matters, detailed description or documentation of relevant properties