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1. Special Powers: Specific list of extraordinary powers being granted, used when authorizing actions beyond standard transactions

2. Revocation Clause: Specific terms for how the authorization can be revoked, included when the principal wants to specify revocation conditions

3. Substitution Rights: Authorization for the agent to delegate powers to others, included when such delegation might be necessary

4. Governing Law Statement: Explicit statement about German law governing the authorization, included for international contexts

5. Notarization Block: Space for notary details and stamp, required when the authorization needs to be notarized

6. Language Clause: Statement about the controlling language version if the document is bilingual, used for international contexts

1. List of Specific Powers: Detailed enumeration of all specific transactions or actions the agent is authorized to perform

2. Copy of Principal's ID: Attached copy of principal's identification document for verification purposes

3. Copy of Agent's ID: Attached copy of agent's identification document for verification purposes

4. Required Forms: Any specific forms required by relevant authorities or institutions where the power of attorney will be used