Common use of Mailing of Confidential Information Clause in Contracts

Mailing of Confidential Information. The Parties may use the United States Postal Service to deliver records containing personal or confidential information to the other provided that the record(s) are double enveloped with the interior envelope identified as confidential with the name of the recipient of the mail on the interior envelope. Additionally, each shall require that the records being delivered shall only be delivered to the addressee with an acknowledgement of receipt. The Party sending the records is responsible for obtaining a copy of the signed receipt and maintaining it.

Appears in 14 contracts

Samples: Agreement for Special Services, Purchasing Authority, Scope of Work

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Mailing of Confidential Information. The Parties parties may use the United States Postal Service to deliver records containing personal or confidential information to the other provided that the record(s) are double enveloped with the interior envelope identified as confidential with the name of the recipient of the mail on the interior envelope. Additionally, each shall require that the records being delivered shall only be delivered to the addressee with an acknowledgement of receipt. The Party party sending the records is responsible for obtaining a copy of the signed receipt and maintaining it.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: County of Mendocino Standard Services Agreement, Bos Agreement

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