1. Security: Include when the surety provides additional security for their obligations

2. Multiple Sureties: Required when there is more than one surety, defining joint and several liability

3. Corporate Authorizations: Include when the surety is a corporate entity, detailing required authorizations

4. Assignment and Transfer: Include when parties want to allow transfer of rights under the agreement

5. Currency Provisions: Required for cross-border transactions involving multiple currencies

6. Costs and Expenses: Optional section detailing responsibility for costs related to the agreement

7. Time Limitation: Include when the guarantee is for a specific time period rather than continuing

8. Demand Requirements: Specific procedures for making demands under the guarantee

1. Primary Obligation Details: Details of the main obligation being guaranteed (e.g., loan agreement, payment terms)

2. Guarantee Limit: If applicable, specific financial limits of the guarantee obligation

3. Form of Demand: Template for making valid demands under the guarantee

4. Corporate Authorizations: Copies of relevant corporate approvals and resolutions

5. Security Documents: If applicable, details of any security provided by the surety

6. Payment Schedule: If applicable, schedule of guaranteed payments or obligations