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1. Revocation Clause: Optional clause specifying conditions under which the authority can be revoked, used when the grantor wants to maintain specific control

2. Successor Appointment: Optional provision for appointing a replacement attorney in case the primary attorney becomes unavailable, used in long-term or critical authorizations

3. Specific Limitations: Optional section detailing any restrictions or limitations on the attorney's authority, used when the powers granted need to be carefully bounded

4. Financial Authority Limits: Optional section specifying maximum financial values for transactions, used when the authorization includes financial matters

5. Reporting Requirements: Optional section requiring the attorney to report actions taken under the authorization, used for maintaining oversight

1. Schedule A - Authorized Documents: List of specific documents the attorney is authorized to sign

2. Schedule B - Authorized Entities: List of organizations or authorities before which the attorney can represent the grantor

3. Appendix 1 - Identity Documents: Copies of identification documents of both parties (required for authentication)

4. Appendix 2 - Special Instructions: Any specific procedures or requirements for executing the authorized actions