As an Anago franchisee, what is required before I can commence work or provide services as an Anago Unit Franchise?

According to Anago's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if you are not incorporated at the time you sign the franchise agreement, you must incorporate and assign all rights and responsibilities under the agreement to your corporation or other approved legal entity for the operation of your franchise within 30 days of signing the agreement.

Specifically, you may not commence any work or provide any services as an Anago Unit Franchise until the franchise agreement has been assigned to your legal entity. This means that before you can start operating your Anago franchise, you need to ensure that your business is properly incorporated and that the franchise agreement is legally transferred to that entity.

This requirement ensures that Anago is dealing with a legally recognized business entity, which provides a level of protection and clarity in the business relationship. For a prospective franchisee, this means understanding the legal requirements of forming a corporation or other legal entity and completing the necessary steps promptly after signing the franchise agreement to avoid any delays in starting their Anago franchise.