The statement that must be provided to prospective customers that describes trading strategy, fees, performance etc.
A disclosure document is important information that you should ask for if you are thinking about replacing one existing life insurance policy with another. A disclosure document of life insurance information includes things you should know about possible additional risks, costs, etc.
Also known as an "offering Circular", this is background and contractual information required by the FTC and given to you by franchise companies.
a document disclosing an invention, and signed by the inventor or inventors, that is forwarded to the USPTO only as evidence of the date of conception of the invention
Also known as an "offering Circular", this is FTC required background and contractual information given to you by franchise companies.
Also referred to as an "Offering Circular," t hese operate in the USA , but not in every other country. All potential franchisees receive from the franchisor a disclosure document 10 days before they are due to sign the Franchise Agreement. It contains key information on franchise fees and start up costs.
Also known as an "Offering Circular," or “UFOC,” this background and contractual information is a requirement by the FTC and given to potential franchisees by franchisors. It contains information such as terms, royalty payments, existing franchisees in the system, any litigation and other pertinent data.
The document that must be provided to and signed by prospective customers that describes fees, performance, etc.
A document given to the Franchisee by the Franchisor, which includes all company information. Legislature has been passed in both Alberta and Ontario, making it mandatory for a company to provide a disclosure document. This document is the equivalent of the UFOC offered in the United States.
Also referred to as an "Offering Circular," this is the FTC required background and contractual information presented to you by franchise companies.
This document provides qualified prospects and their professional advisors with sufficient information to enable them to make an informed assessment of the franchise offer. It contains confidential information and the franchisor is well within his right to insist on the signing of a secrecy undertaking. Guidelines for the compilation of disclosure documents are set out in Appendix A to FASAâ€(tm)s Code of Ethics and Business Practices.
A paper disclosing an invention (called a Disclosure Document) and signed by the inventor or inventors that has been forwarded to the USPTO by the inventor (or by any one of the inventors when there are joint inventors), by the owner of the invention, or by the attorney or agent of the inventor(s) or owner. The Disclosure Document will be retained for two years, and then be destroyed unless it is referred to in a separate letter in a related patent application filed within those two years.
A statement that must be provided to prospective customers that describes trading strategy, potential risk, commissions, fees, performance and other relevant information.
