In the Dermani Medspa Addendum, what information is required next to the Franchisee's signature?

According to the 2025 Dermani Medspa FDD, the Franchisee Compliance Certification attached to the FDD requires the franchisee to initial and date certain items. Specifically, the franchisee must provide the date of their first face-to-face meeting with any person to discuss the possible purchase of a Dermani Medspa franchise, along with their initials. They must also provide the date on which they received the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), along with their initials. The franchisee must also provide the date when they received a fully completed copy of the Franchise Agreement, Area Development Agreement (if applicable), and any addenda, along with their initials. Finally, the franchisee must provide the date on which they signed the Franchise Agreement and Area Development Agreement (if applicable), along with their initials.

In addition to dating and initialing the above items, the franchisee must also answer whether they have received and personally reviewed the Franchise Agreement, Area Development Agreement (if applicable) and each Addendum and related agreement attached to them by selecting "Yes" or "No". The franchisee must also answer whether they understand all of the information contained in the Franchise Agreement, Area Development Agreement (if applicable), each Addendum and related agreement provided to them by selecting "Yes" or "No".

These requirements ensure that the franchisee has received and understood key documents and information before entering into the franchise agreement. This is a standard practice in franchising, designed to protect both the franchisor and franchisee by confirming that the franchisee has had adequate time to review the documents and seek professional advice if needed. By dating and initialing these items, the franchisee acknowledges their receipt and understanding of the documents, which can be important in resolving any disputes that may arise later.