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1. Revocation Clause: Optional clause specifying conditions under which the authorization can be revoked, used when the authorization is for a significant duration

2. Limitation of Authority: Specific restrictions or limitations on the granted authority, included when certain actions are explicitly excluded

3. Governing Law Statement: Express statement that the authorization is governed by Danish law, particularly important for international contexts

4. Language Declaration: Statement about the controlling language version if the letter is bilingual, used when multiple language versions exist

5. Indemnification Clause: Protection clause for the authorized party, typically included in business or financial authorizations

1. Identification Documents: Copies of valid identification documents for both parties

2. Witness Statements: If required, signed statements from witnesses confirming the authenticity of the authorization

3. Translation Certificate: If the document is in multiple languages, certified translation of the authorization letter

4. Supporting Documentation: Any additional documents supporting the scope of authorization (e.g., business registration, property documents)