1. Biological Parents' Status: Information about biological parents' situation when relevant (e.g., deceased, incapacitated, or consenting to guardianship)

2. Medical Authority: Special provisions for medical decision-making authority, needed when guardian requires specific medical decision rights

3. Education Authority: Specific provisions regarding educational decision-making, useful when child's education requires special attention

4. Financial Responsibilities: Details of financial obligations and management of child's assets, needed when guardian will manage property or finances

5. Travel Authorization: Specific provisions for international or domestic travel authority, important if child may need to travel

6. Religious Upbringing: Specifications regarding religious or cultural upbringing, relevant when there are specific religious or cultural considerations

7. Termination Conditions: Specific conditions under which guardianship may be terminated, needed for temporary or conditional guardianship arrangements

1. Schedule A - Identity Documents: Copies of guardian's identification documents (passport, national ID, etc.)

2. Schedule B - Child's Documents: Copies of child's birth certificate and other relevant identification documents

3. Schedule C - Relationship Evidence: Supporting documents proving relationship or circumstances necessitating guardianship

4. Schedule D - Character References: Letters of reference attesting to guardian's character and capability

5. Schedule E - Consent Forms: Any additional consent forms from biological parents or relevant authorities

6. Schedule F - Financial Statement: Statement of guardian's financial capacity (if applicable)

7. Schedule G - Medical History: Relevant medical information about the child and any special care requirements