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1. Medical Authorization: Specific authorization for medical treatment decisions, including any known medical conditions or allergies. Include when the authorized person needs to make medical decisions.

2. Travel Authorization: Specific permission for domestic or international travel, including permitted destinations. Include when the child may travel with the authorized person.

3. Emergency Contacts: Additional contact information for emergencies. Include when primary parties might be unreachable.

4. Special Instructions: Any specific care instructions, dietary requirements, or other special considerations. Include when there are specific care requirements.

5. Revocation Clause: Terms under which the authorization can be revoked before the end date. Include when flexibility in termination is needed.

1. Copy of Parents' ID: Certified copies of passport or national ID of parent(s) granting authorization

2. Copy of Child's ID: Copy of child's passport, birth certificate, or other official ID

3. Proof of Parental Authority: Documentation proving the parent's legal authority over the child (e.g., birth certificate, custody order)

4. Medical Information Sheet: Optional appendix containing detailed medical information, insurance details, and healthcare provider contacts

5. Certified Translations: If the letter needs to be used internationally, certified translations into relevant languages