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1. Document Creation: Details about how and when the documents were created, used when the deponent has direct knowledge of document creation

2. Chain of Custody: Description of how the documents came into the deponent's possession, relevant when document handling history is important

3. Translation Certification: Additional statements regarding translation accuracy, included when documents are in languages other than English

4. Professional Qualification: Statement of the deponent's qualifications or authority, included when professional expertise is relevant to authentication

5. Electronic Document Statement: Special declarations regarding electronic documents or digital copies, used when authenticating electronic records

1. Schedule A - Document List: Detailed inventory of all documents being authenticated, including specific identifying features

2. Schedule B - Document Copies: Attached copies of the documents being authenticated, each marked as exhibits

3. Appendix 1 - Supporting Evidence: Any additional documentation supporting the authentication (e.g., certificates, correspondence)

4. Appendix 2 - Document Images: Photographs or scans of original documents when relevant to prove authenticity