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1. Revocation Clause: Include when there's a need to explicitly state conditions under which the power can be revoked

2. Ratification Statement: Include when the Principal needs to confirm prior actions taken by the Attorney-in-Fact

3. Special Instructions: Include when specific guidelines or limitations need to be imposed on the exercise of powers

4. Successor Attorney-in-Fact: Include when naming an alternate Attorney-in-Fact in case the primary one becomes unavailable

5. Foreign Use Declaration: Include when the power of attorney will be used outside the Philippines, requiring apostille or authentication

1. Schedule A - List of Properties: Detailed list of specific properties covered by the power of attorney, if applicable

2. Schedule B - Specific Transactions: List of specific transactions or matters the Attorney-in-Fact is authorized to handle

3. Appendix 1 - Identity Documents: Copies of valid government IDs of both Principal and Attorney-in-Fact

4. Appendix 2 - Special Requirements: Any additional documents required for specific purposes (e.g., corporate board resolutions if Principal is a corporation)