Does Fly To Fit provide a receipt for State Addenda to Agreements?

The 2024 Fly To Fit Franchise Disclosure Document includes a general receipt that confirms the franchisee has received the disclosure document. This receipt serves as an acknowledgment that Fly To Fit provided the document within the mandated timeframe, either 14 calendar days before signing an agreement or making a payment, or, in New York, at the earlier of the first personal meeting or 10 business days before signing. The receipt also serves as a reminder to carefully read the disclosure document and all agreements.

However, the FDD does not explicitly state that Fly To Fit provides a separate receipt specifically for state addenda to the agreements. The document includes several state-specific addenda, such as those for Illinois, Indiana, Hawaii, Rhode Island, and Washington, which modify the franchise agreement to comply with local laws. These addenda address issues like governing law, waivers, and dispute resolution.

While the general receipt covers the entire disclosure document, the absence of a specific receipt for state addenda could mean that franchisees need to be extra diligent in confirming they have received and understood all applicable state-specific modifications. A prospective Fly To Fit franchisee should confirm with Fly To Fit whether a separate receipt for state addenda is provided or required, and ensure they retain copies of all addenda for their records.