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1. Character Reference: Additional section where guarantor provides character reference for the principal debtor, typically used in employment guarantees

2. Asset Declaration: Detailed listing of guarantor's assets, used when required by the beneficiary for high-value guarantees

3. Co-Guarantor Details: Section for additional guarantors if multiple guarantors are required

4. Interpreter's Declaration: Required when the guarantor is not literate in English, as per the Illiterates Protection Act

5. Spouse Consent: Required when the guarantor is married and the guarantee involves matrimonial property

6. Corporate Authorization: Required when the guarantor is a corporate entity, including board resolution details

1. Schedule A - Identity Documents: Copies of required identification documents (National ID, passport, etc.)

2. Schedule B - Proof of Address: Copies of utility bills or other address verification documents

3. Schedule C - Financial Documents: Bank statements, tax returns, or other financial capacity evidence

4. Schedule D - Asset Documentation: Documentation of assets declared (if asset declaration section is included)

5. Appendix 1 - Terms and Conditions: Detailed terms and conditions of the guarantee

6. Appendix 2 - Required Certificates: Any additional certificates required (e.g., certificate of incorporation for corporate guarantors)