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1. Revocation Clause: Optional clause specifying conditions under which the authorization can be revoked, used when the authorization needs to be revocable

2. Substitute Authorization: Clause allowing the authorized party to delegate authority to others, included when such delegation might be necessary

3. Governing Law Statement: Explicit statement about Danish law governing the authorization, used particularly when the document might be used internationally

4. Language Declaration: Statement about the controlling language version if the document is bilingual, used when document needs to be in multiple languages

5. Liability Limitations: Clause limiting the liability of either party, included when specific liability concerns exist

1. Identification Documents: Certified copies of identification documents for both the affiant and authorized party

2. Specific Powers List: Detailed list of specific actions and decisions the authorized party can make, if the scope of authorization is complex

3. Translation Certificate: If document is bilingual, certified translation and translator's attestation

4. Supporting Documentation: Any additional documents supporting the need or basis for the authorization