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What is proposed addendums?

Proposed addendums are additional documents or clauses that are added to an existing agreement or contract to modify or clarify the terms.

Who is required to file proposed addendums?

The parties involved in the agreement or contract are required to file proposed addendums.

How to fill out proposed addendums?

Proposed addendums should be filled out by stating the changes or additions needed, providing rationale for the changes, and obtaining signatures of all parties involved.

What is the purpose of proposed addendums?

The purpose of proposed addendums is to ensure that any modifications or clarifications to the original agreement are documented and agreed upon by all parties.

What information must be reported on proposed addendums?

Proposed addendums must include details of the changes being made, reasons for the changes, signatures of all parties involved, and effective dates of the modifications.