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1. Consideration: Required if additional consideration is being provided for the confirmatory assignment

2. Prior Licenses and Encumbrances: Needed if there are existing licenses or encumbrances that need to be acknowledged

3. Tax Provisions: Required if there are specific tax implications or allocations to be addressed

4. Registration: Include if specific requirements for patent office registration need to be addressed

5. Confidentiality: Required if confidential information is being disclosed as part of the confirmation process

6. Multiple Jurisdictions: Needed if the patents are registered in multiple countries

7. Successor Rights: Include if specific provisions about successors and assigns need to be addressed

1. Schedule A - Patent Details: Detailed list of patents being assigned, including registration numbers, jurisdictions, and titles

2. Schedule B - Original Assignment Documentation: Copy or details of the original assignment being confirmed

3. Schedule C - Chain of Title: If relevant, documentation showing chain of title from original inventor to current assignor

4. Appendix 1 - Form 21 (Patent Office Forms): Required forms for recording the assignment with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office

5. Schedule D - Related Rights: List of related rights, such as divisional applications, continuations, or foreign counterparts