Which exhibits should be included in the Buns On Fire disclosure document?

According to the 2025 Buns On Fire Franchise Disclosure Document, several exhibits are required. Exhibit J contains copies of the disclosure document receipt, which confirms that the franchisee received the FDD. Exhibit I includes the Training Completion Agreement and Release, which franchisees, investors, or managers must sign before commencing training, releasing Buns On Fire from liability during training. Exhibit G is the Franchisee Disclosure Acknowledgment Statement, ensuring franchisees in certain states (California, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Virginia, Washington, or Wisconsin) acknowledge they haven't waived rights under state franchise laws. Exhibit H is a questionnaire for prospective franchisees. Exhibit F contains state-specific addenda, including a California addendum to the franchise agreement. These exhibits provide important legal disclosures, acknowledgments, and agreements necessary for the franchise process.

These exhibits serve different but critical functions. The receipt in Exhibit J confirms legal compliance regarding disclosure. The training release in Exhibit I protects Buns On Fire from potential liabilities during franchisee training. The acknowledgment statement in Exhibit G reinforces franchisee rights, particularly in states with franchise-specific laws. The questionnaire in Exhibit H gathers information from the franchisee, while Exhibit F tailors the franchise agreement to comply with specific state regulations.

Prospective franchisees should carefully review each exhibit to understand their rights, obligations, and potential liabilities. The state-specific addenda are particularly important, as they modify the standard franchise agreement to comply with local laws. Franchisees should also note that the electronic signing of documents, including the FDD and Franchise Agreement, is permitted, and these signatures hold the same legal weight as handwritten signatures.