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1. Recitals: Background information explaining why the authorization is being granted - useful for complex situations or when context is important

2. Geographic Limitations: Specific territories or jurisdictions where the authorization is valid - include when authority is limited to specific locations

3. Revocation Clause: Specific terms under which the authorization can be revoked - important for long-term or high-value authorizations

4. Substitution Rights: Whether the agent can delegate the authority to another person - include when such flexibility might be needed

5. Indemnification: Provisions protecting the agent from liability - relevant for high-risk or complex authorizations

6. Authentication: Section for notarization or apostille - required for international use or when dealing with public authorities

1. Copy of Principal's ID: Certified copy of the principal's identification document

2. List of Specific Powers: Detailed enumeration of authorized actions when the scope is complex or extensive

3. Corporate Resolution: If the principal is a company, the corporate resolution authorizing the granting of powers

4. Certified Translations: Official translations if the document needs to be used in different language regions of Belgium or internationally