What documents must Dryject receive before a transfer is effective?

According to Dryject's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, any assignment or transfer of the franchise is not effective until Dryject receives a completely executed copy of all transfer documents and provides written consent for the transfer. This means a franchisee cannot simply sell or transfer their business to someone else without Dryject's explicit approval and the proper paperwork in place.

Dryject also requires that the proposed transferee meets all the requirements for new franchisees. This includes demonstrating good reputation and character, relevant experience, business acumen, operational ability, and financial strength and stability. The transferee must also show a willingness and ability to devote full time and their best efforts to operating the Dryject franchise. Dryject must also be provided with all information about the proposed transferee as Dryject may reasonably require.

These stipulations ensure that any new franchisee taking over an existing Dryject location is qualified and capable of maintaining the brand's standards and reputation. It also protects Dryject's interests by ensuring that the transfer adheres to the franchise agreement and that all outstanding debts and obligations are settled before the transfer is finalized. This process is typical in franchising, as franchisors need to maintain control over who operates under their brand name.