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1. Special Requirements: Used when the child has specific needs, dietary restrictions, or religious requirements that must be observed during travel

2. Additional Authorized Activities: Include when grandparents need authorization for specific activities like adventure sports or crossing specific borders

3. Communication Protocol: Added when there are specific requirements about how and when the grandparents should communicate with parents

4. Financial Arrangements: Include when there are specific agreements about who will bear travel costs or emergency expenses

5. Revocation Clause: Optional clause specifying conditions under which parents can revoke the permission

6. Language Provision: Include when travel will involve countries with different official languages, specifying which translation is authoritative

1. Schedule A - Identification Documents: Copies of passport/ID pages for all parties and the child's birth certificate

2. Schedule B - Travel Itinerary: Detailed travel schedule including flights, accommodations, and planned activities

3. Schedule C - Medical Authorization Form: Specific medical authorization form that can be presented to healthcare providers

4. Schedule D - Emergency Contact List: Comprehensive list of emergency contacts including medical providers and relevant authorities

5. Schedule E - Insurance Documentation: Copies of travel and health insurance policies and contact information