article, by a statement as to the legal means available to the person to prepare his or her defence or to have the case retried in his or her presence; "(e) If the person has been convicted of an offence but no sentence has been imposed, by a statement of the offence for which extradition is requested and a description of the acts or omissions constituting the offence and by a docixment setting out the conviction and a statement affirming that there is an intention to impose a sentence. "3. The documents submitted in support of a request for extradition shall be accompanied by a translation into the language of the requested State or in another language acceptable to that State. "ARTICLE 6 "Simplified extradition procedure "The requested State, if not precluded by its law, may grant extradition after receipt of a request for provisional arrest, provided that the person sought explicitly consents before a competent authority. "ARTICLE 7 "Certification and authentication "Except as provided by this Treaty, a request for extradition and the supporting documents thereto, as well as documents or other material supplied in response to such a request, shall not require certification or authentication. 65/ 64/ Countries that require a judicial assessment of the sufficiency of evidence may wish to add the following clause: "... and sufficient proof in a form acceptable under the law of the requested State, establishing, according to the evidentiary standards of that State, that the person is a party to the offence" (see also footnote 61/.) 65/ The laws of some countries require authentication before documents transmitted from other countries can be admitted in their courts and, therefore, would require a clause setting out the authentication required. "ARTICLE 8 "Additional information "If the requested State considers that the information provided in 