Is there a specific form a Beggars Pizza franchisee must use to request a renewal?

According to Beggars Pizza's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the document does not state whether there is a specific form that a franchisee must use to request a renewal. The FDD does outline the length of the franchise term as well as franchisee obligations upon termination or non-renewal.

Specifically, the FDD states that the franchise term is ten years. Upon termination or non-renewal, a franchisee must stop operating the restaurant, dispose of any proprietary products, cease using the Beggars Pizza system, confidential information, and proprietary marks, and cancel all assumed names containing the proprietary marks. The franchisee must also offer Beggars Pizza the option to purchase or assume the lease for the restaurant and assign all telephone numbers used in connection with the restaurant's operation.

Additionally, the franchisee is obligated to refrain from infringing on the proprietary marks, pay all sums owed to Beggars Pizza and its affiliates, pay liquidated damages, return the manuals and all other confidential information, cancel or assign all internet domain names, URLs, and internet sites containing or reflecting the proprietary marks, offer Beggars Pizza the option to purchase the restaurant's assets, and comply with non-competition and confidentiality covenants. Since the FDD does not specify a particular form for renewal, it would be prudent for a prospective franchisee to discuss the renewal process and any specific requirements with the franchisor directly.