1. Special Powers: Additional specific powers granted for particular circumstances (e.g., real estate transactions, medical decisions)

2. Financial Authority Limits: Used when authorization involves financial transactions, specifying maximum amounts or transaction types

3. Substitute Authorization: Section allowing the representative to delegate authority to others, if permitted

4. Privacy Consent: Additional privacy and data processing consents when authorization involves handling sensitive personal data

5. Emergency Provisions: Special provisions for emergency situations, particularly relevant for medical or care-related authorizations

6. Governing Law: Specific jurisdiction clause, particularly important for international situations or cross-border authority

1. Identification Documents: Copies of ID documents of both principal and representative

2. Specific Powers List: Detailed enumeration of specific actions or transactions the representative is authorized to perform

3. Required Forms: Any additional forms required by specific institutions (banks, government agencies, etc.)

4. Proof of Capacity: If relevant, medical certificates or other documents proving the principal's capacity to grant authorization