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1. Conditions and Obligations: Used when the donation comes with specific conditions or obligations that the donee must fulfill

2. Retention of Rights: Include when the donor wishes to retain certain rights over the property during their lifetime

3. Revocation Provisions: Used when specific grounds for revocation beyond those provided by law are to be included

4. Spousal Consent: Required when the donor is married and the property is part of conjugal property

5. Prohibited Acts: Include when there are specific restrictions on the use or disposition of the donated property

6. Succession Provisions: Used when the donation is made in consideration of future inheritance rights

7. Power of Attorney: Include when representatives are authorized to complete registration processes

1. Property Details Schedule: Comprehensive technical description of the property, including boundaries, area, and improvements

2. Title Documents: Copies of relevant title documents, tax declarations, and proof of ownership

3. Tax Certificates: Current tax clearances and certificates required for registration

4. Property Valuation: Official valuation of the property for tax purposes

5. Required Government Forms: Prescribed forms for registration with the Registry of Deeds and Bureau of Internal Revenue

6. Supporting Documents: Additional documents such as survey plans, technical descriptions, or permits