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1. Financial Limits: Specific monetary limits of authority, used when representative has financial decision-making power

2. Geographical Scope: Specific regions or territories where authority is valid, used for regional representatives

3. Reporting Requirements: Details of how and when the representative should report activities, used for more complex representations

4. Revocation Clause: Specific conditions under which the authority can be revoked, used for long-term authorizations

5. Substitute Authority: Permission and conditions for delegating authority to others, used when sub-delegation might be needed

6. Indemnification: Clauses protecting the company from representative's unauthorized actions, used in high-risk authorizations

1. Schedule A - Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific actions and decisions the representative is authorized to make

2. Schedule B - Company Resolution: Copy of board resolution or company decision authorizing the issuance of this letter

3. Schedule C - Specimen Signature: Specimen signature of the authorized representative for verification purposes

4. Appendix 1 - Required Documents: List of representative's identification documents and credentials attached to the letter