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1. Revocation Clause: Statement regarding the principal's right to revoke the authorization - include when the authorization is for an extended period

2. Liability Clause: Statement regarding the extent of liability of the authorized person - include for authorizations involving financial or high-risk transactions

3. Ratification Statement: Principal's agreement to confirm and ratify actions taken by the authorized person - include for complex or long-term authorizations

4. Jurisdiction Clause: Specification of governing law and jurisdiction - include when the authorization might be used across different jurisdictions

5. Successor Clause: Provision for appointment of successor attorney-in-fact - include when continuity of authorization is critical

1. List of Specific Powers: Detailed enumeration of specific actions and powers being granted to the authorized person

2. Copy of Principal's Valid ID: Photocopy of principal's government-issued identification as required for notarization

3. Copy of Attorney-in-Fact's Valid ID: Photocopy of authorized person's government-issued identification as required for notarization

4. Special Requirements: Any additional forms or requirements specific to the purpose of authorization (e.g., agency-specific forms)