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1. Substitute Authorization: Section authorizing the representative to delegate powers to a substitute representative, used when such flexibility is needed

2. Revocation Clause: Section specifying how the authorization can be revoked, used when specific revocation procedures are desired

3. Multiple Representatives: Section defining whether multiple representatives can act independently or must act jointly, used when appointing more than one representative

4. Governing Law: Explicit statement of applicable law, particularly important for international use

5. Language Clause: Statement about prevailing language version if the letter is bilingual, used for international contexts

6. Limitation of Authority: Specific restrictions or limitations on the representative's powers, used when certain actions should be excluded

1. Identification Documents: Copies of identification documents of principal and representative

2. Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific actions or transactions the representative is authorized to undertake

3. Certificate of Translation: If the document is translated, certification of accurate translation

4. Corporate Resolution: If the principal is a company, resolution authorizing the execution of the power of attorney