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Signatory States Sample Clauses

Signatory States. The Signatory States shall be limited to those Participating States set forth on Schedule A as of the date that the Company executes the Agreement. Participating States identified on Schedule A may become Signatory States by signing the Agreement at any time prior to the completion of processing of all UPRs pursuant to Schedule D of this Agreement (subject to the Company's right to opt out of the Agreement as set forth above). If any state or jurisdiction not identified on Schedule A enters into an agreement with Auditor for an unclaimed property audit of the Company prior to the completion of processing of all UPRs pursuant to Schedule D of this Agreement, then the Company shall offer to resolve the audit by entering into an agreement with that state or jurisdiction containing the same terms as this Agreement. If the Company enters into an agreement to resolve an unclaimed property audit conducted by Auditor on behalf of an additional state or jurisdiction, Auditor shall not submit to the Company any unclaimed property reports pursuant to the terms of that agreement until the last group of UPRs provided to the Company pursuant to Schedule D under this Agreement is reconciled by the Company and Auditor, unless the Company elects to receive those unclaimed property reports at an earlier time agreed to between the Company and Auditor.
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Signatory States. Shall be active participants in the Advisory Group, and shall provide timely feedback as requested.
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Signatory States. The Signatory States may include any Participating State identified on Schedule A as of the date that the Company executes the Agreement. Participating States identified on Schedule A become Signatory States by signing the Agreement at any time prior to the completion of processing of all UPRs pursuant to Schedule D of this Agreement (subject to the Company’s right to opt out of the Agreement as set forth above). If any state or jurisdiction not identified on Schedule A enters into an agreement with Verus for an unclaimed property audit of the Company prior to the completion of processing of all UPRs pursuant to Schedule D of this Agreement, then the Company shall offer to resolve that state or jurisdiction’s claims by either entering into an agreement with that state or jurisdiction containing the same terms as this Agreement or by adding such state or jurisdiction to this Agreement by signing Schedule G. If the Company enters into an agreement to resolve an additional state or jurisdiction’s claims or such state or jurisdiction becomes a Signatory State by signing Schedule G to this Agreement, Verus shall not submit to the Company any unclaimed property reports identifying property to be remitted to such additional state until the last group of UPRs provided to the Company pursuant to Schedule D under this Agreement is reconciled by the Company and Verus, unless the Company elects to receive those unclaimed property reports at an earlier time agreed to between the Company and Verus.
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Signatory States. Each state that is a party to the Agreement may designate one (1) representative to represent its state on the Advisory Group.
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Signatory States. The Signatory States shall be limited to those Participating States set forth on Schedule A as of the date the Company executes the Agreement. Participating States identified on Schedule A may become Signatory States by signing the Agreement at any time prior to the completion of processing of all UPRs under the Agreement (subject to the Company's right to opt out of the Agreement as set forth above). If any state or jurisdiction not identified on Schedule A enters into an agreement with Auditor for an unclaimed property audit of the Company prior to the completion of processing of all UPRs under the Agreement, the Company shall offer to resolve the audit by entering into an agreement with that state or jurisdiction containing the same terms as this Agreement or by adding such state or jurisdiction to this Agreement by having the state or jurisdiction sign Schedule D. If the Company enters into an agreement to resolve an unclaimed property audit conducted by Auditor on behalf of an additional state or jurisdiction or such state or jurisdiction becomes a Signatory State by signing Schedule D, Auditor shall not submit to the Company any unclaimed property reports related to that state or jurisdiction until the last group of UPRs provided to the Company under the Agreement is reconciled by the Company and Auditor, unless the Company elects to receive those unclaimed property reports at an earlier time agreed to between the Company and Auditor. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Auditor agrees that it will not use any confidential information received from the Company to solicit, encourage, or request that any non- Participating State conduct an audit of the Company.
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