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1. Corporate Authority: Required when the guarantor is a corporation, including board resolutions and corporate approvals

2. Security Provisions: Include when the guarantee is secured by specific assets or collateral

3. Multiple Guarantors: Additional provisions needed when there are multiple guarantors

4. Assignment and Transfer: Include if the guarantee rights may be assigned or transferred

5. Foreign Currency Provisions: Required when the guaranteed obligations are in foreign currency

6. Electronic Execution: Include if the guarantee may be executed electronically under the E-Commerce Act

7. Consumer Protection Provisions: Required when the guarantor is considered a consumer under Philippine law

1. Schedule 1 - Guaranteed Obligations: Detailed description of the obligations being guaranteed

2. Schedule 2 - Secured Assets: List and description of any assets securing the guarantee (if applicable)

3. Schedule 3 - Form of Demand: Standard form for making demands under the guarantee

4. Schedule 4 - Corporate Authorizations: Copies of relevant corporate approvals and resolutions (for corporate guarantors)

5. Appendix A - Principal Agreement: Copy of the principal agreement being guaranteed

6. Appendix B - Guarantor Information: Detailed information about the guarantor(s) and their contact details