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1. Special Conditions: Additional terms or conditions limiting or qualifying the authority granted, used when specific restrictions need to be imposed

2. Revocation Clause: Specific conditions under which the authority may be revoked, included when the principal wants to establish clear termination conditions

3. Multiple Attorneys-in-Fact: Section defining multiple authorized representatives and their respective powers, used when authority is being granted to more than one person

4. Successor Clause: Provision for appointment of successor attorney-in-fact, included when continuity of authority needs to be ensured

5. Foreign Language Translation: Parallel translation if any party doesn't understand English or Filipino, required when dealing with foreign parties

1. Copy of Principal's Valid ID: Certified true copy of the principal's government-issued identification

2. Copy of Original Land Title: Certified true copy of the property title being authorized for transfer

3. Property Tax Clearance: Current tax clearance certificate for the subject property

4. Marriage Certificate/Certificate of Single Status: If principal is married, spouse's consent may be required; if single, certification of civil status

5. Special Power of Attorney (if applicable): If the authorization letter is being executed by someone other than the registered owner