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1. Modified Terms: Used when the parties are also modifying certain terms of the original agreement beyond just the extension of time

2. Consideration: Required if there is new consideration for the extension or if consideration needs to be explicitly stated

3. Representations and Warranties: Used when parties need to confirm certain facts or conditions as of the extension date

4. Conditions Precedent: Include if the extension is conditional upon certain events or actions

5. Regulatory Compliance: Required if the extension needs to comply with specific regulatory requirements

6. Fee Adjustments: Include if there are any price or fee changes associated with the extension

7. Notice Details: Include if there are any updates to the notice details from the original agreement

1. Schedule A - Original Agreement: Copy of the original agreement being extended

2. Schedule B - Modified Terms: Detailed list of any terms being modified beyond the extension of time

3. Schedule C - Updated Fee Schedule: If applicable, new or modified fees for the extension period

4. Schedule D - Conditions Precedent: If applicable, detailed list of conditions that must be met for the extension to be effective