Who must sign the application letter for an individual applying for an Embassy Suites By Hilton franchise?

According to the 2025 Embassy Suites By Hilton Franchise Disclosure Document, the application letter must be signed by an authorized signatory for the applicant. The FDD indicates that specific guidelines for required signatories are provided in the document titled "Guidelines for Submitting a Franchise Application."

This means that if you are applying for an Embassy Suites By Hilton franchise, you, as the applicant, must ensure that the application letter is signed by someone who has the authority to represent and bind you or your company. The exact requirements for who qualifies as an authorized signatory are detailed in a separate document that Embassy Suites By Hilton provides.

Prospective franchisees should carefully review the "Guidelines for Submitting a Franchise Application" to determine who is considered an authorized signatory. This ensures that the application is properly executed and avoids potential delays or rejection due to improper signatures. It is important to note that the application includes multiple parts, such as the Application Checklist, Application Letter, and Application Form, and each may have specific signature requirements.