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1. Medical Authorization: Specific authorization for medical decisions and treatments, used when guardian needs to make healthcare decisions

2. Travel Authorization: Specific permission for domestic or international travel, required if guardian will be traveling with the child

3. Educational Authority: Specific powers regarding educational decisions, needed if guardian will be involved in schooling decisions

4. Financial Authority: Authorization to handle specific financial matters on behalf of the child, used when guardian needs to manage monetary aspects

5. Special Instructions: Any specific requirements, restrictions, or instructions for the guardian, included when there are particular circumstances to be addressed

6. Revocation Clause: Terms under which the authorization can be revoked, included when temporary or conditional authorization is granted

1. Identification Documents: Copies of official ID documents for all parties involved

2. Proof of Parent/Current Guardian Authority: Documents establishing the authority of the person granting the guardian authorization

3. Child's Essential Documents: Copies of child's birth certificate, health insurance card, and other relevant documents

4. Medical History: Summary of child's medical history and requirements, if medical authorization is included

5. Contact List: Comprehensive list of important contacts including doctors, school, family members