If a Crisp & Green franchisee is an Entity, what designation must they make in Exhibit A?

According to the 2024 Crisp & Green Franchise Disclosure Document, Exhibit A requires specific information from franchisees depending on whether they are an individual or an entity. If the franchisee is an entity, they must provide the name of the entity, their signature, printed name, and title. This information is required on the Letter of Intent when applying to become a Crisp & Green franchisee.

This requirement ensures that Crisp & Green knows the legal name of the business that will be operating the franchise and who is authorized to sign on behalf of the entity. It also clarifies the signing party's position within the company, providing legal clarity and accountability.

Prospective franchisees should ensure they complete all sections of the Letter of Intent accurately, especially if operating under a business entity, to avoid delays in the application process. Providing the correct legal name and authorized signatory details is a standard practice in franchising to establish a clear legal relationship between the franchisor and the franchisee entity.