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1. Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific actions or transactions the representative can perform, used when authorization is for multiple or complex matters

2. Revocation Clause: Specific conditions under which the authorization can be revoked, included when the principal wants to specify termination conditions

3. Indemnification: Clause protecting the representative from liability when acting within the scope of authority, used in high-risk or complex representations

4. Governing Law Statement: Explicit statement of applicable law, included when the authorization might be used across different jurisdictions

5. Witness Requirements: Section for witness details and signatures, required when the authorization needs to be witnessed or notarized

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

2. Specific Authorization Details: Detailed list of authorized activities or specific matters covered by the authorization, if too extensive for main letter

3. Supporting Documents: Any relevant documents supporting the need for authorization or specifying the context (e.g., company registration, property details)