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EXHIBIT Comerica Special Entity SD/CP letter For Special Entities that are not subject to ERICA * Swap Dealer Letterhead Date Name and address of Special Entity Re: Communications Regarding Swaps

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How to fill out non-erisa special entity

1. To fill out a non-ERISA special entity, follow these steps:
2. Begin by obtaining the necessary forms from the relevant regulatory agency or organization.
3. Carefully read the instructions provided with the forms to understand the requirements and gather all the required information.
4. Fill out the forms accurately, providing the necessary details such as the entity's name, purpose, structure, and ownership information.
5. Include any supporting documentation or attachments as required by the forms or regulations.
6. Review the completed forms for any errors or omissions, ensuring all information provided is correct.
7. Submit the filled out forms and any accompanying documents to the appropriate regulatory agency or organization.
8. Wait for feedback or confirmation from the agency regarding the status of your non-ERISA special entity application.
9. Once approved, ensure you comply with any ongoing reporting or filing obligations required for maintaining the special entity status.

Who needs non-erisa special entity?

1. Non-ERISA special entity is typically needed by organizations or individuals that do not fall under the jurisdiction of ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) regulations, but still require a special entity status.
2. Some examples of those who may need a non-ERISA special entity are:
3. - Non-profit organizations providing employee benefits
4. - Government or public entities managing retirement plans
5. - Professional employer organizations (PEOs)
6. - Labor unions or membership organizations offering retirement programs
7. If you are unsure whether your organization or you personally require a non-ERISA special entity, it is advisable to consult with a legal professional or the relevant regulatory agency.

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What is non-erisa special entity?

Non-ERISA special entity refers to a pension or retirement plan that is not covered by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA).

Who is required to file non-erisa special entity?

The plan administrator or sponsor of a non-ERISA special entity is required to file with the appropriate regulatory agency.

How to fill out non-erisa special entity?

To fill out a non-ERISA special entity, the plan administrator must provide detailed information about the plan, its participants, investments, and financials.

What is the purpose of non-erisa special entity?

The purpose of a non-ERISA special entity is to provide retirement benefits to individuals who do not have access to traditional employer-sponsored retirement plans covered by ERISA.

What information must be reported on non-erisa special entity?

Information such as plan assets, participant contributions, investment performance, and other relevant financial data must be reported on a non-ERISA special entity.