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

2. Indemnification: Add when there's a need to protect the proxy agent from liability while acting within the scope of authority

3. Substitute Proxy: Include when the proxy agent needs authority to appoint a substitute in specific circumstances

4. Multiple Proxy Agents: Add when appointing multiple proxy agents and need to specify if they can act independently or jointly

5. Governing Law: Include when the proxy might be used across different jurisdictions

6. Emergency Clause: Add when specific powers are to be exercised only in emergency situations

1. Schedule A - Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific powers and authorities granted to the proxy agent

2. Schedule B - Identity Verification: Copies of identification documents for both principal and proxy agent

3. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documentation: Any additional documentation required to support the proxy's authority (e.g., corporate resolutions, medical certificates)