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This document serves as an amendment to the RFP for the Video Lottery Operation License in Baltimore City, providing clarifications and updates related to minority business participation goals, procedures,

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How to fill out AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011

1. Begin by downloading the AMENDMENT #3 form dated August 19, 2011.
2. Review the existing agreement or document to understand what changes are necessary.
3. Fill out the top section of the form with the relevant parties' names and contact information.
4. Clearly state the amendments being made, detailing each change point by point.
5. Ensure each party involved reviews the amendments for accuracy and agreement.
6. Both parties must sign and date the amendment, as needed, to validate the changes.

Who needs AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011?

1. Parties involved in the original agreement who wish to make modifications.
2. Legal representatives or advisors assisting clients in updating agreements.
3. Businesses or individuals needing to formally document changes to contractual obligations.

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What is AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011?

AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011, refers to a specific modification or update to previously established regulations or guidelines that took effect on this date.

Who is required to file AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011?

Individuals or entities subject to the regulations being amended are required to file AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011.

How to fill out AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011?

To fill out AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011, you must follow the provided instructions carefully, ensuring that all required fields are completed accurately and any necessary supporting documentation is submitted.

What is the purpose of AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011?

The purpose of AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011, is to clarify, modify, or update specific regulations or requirements in order to improve compliance and understanding.

What information must be reported on AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011?

The information that must be reported on AMENDMENT #3 – August 19, 2011, typically includes identification details, compliance data, and any changes from previous submissions as required by the amendment.