This webinar will help you understand the proper use of UCC forms: when to use just the UCC1 and when to also include a UCC1 Ad form. We do this by helping you understand the requirements for a decedent's estate, trusts, partnerships, corporation, and other types of legal entities. You will also learn the signature of the debtor requirements was never removed and how this should be handled.

What We Cover to Make Sure You're Covered

• Knowing and understanding the basic legal entities in your state
• Why a corporation borrower's name should not be listed on a UCC financing statement using the same name as listed on the Articles of Incorporation
• Why the middle name and not the middle initial should be used in a UCC financing statement filed on an individual
• When a UCC financing statement is effective for more than 5 years
• Why a search should be made under the debtor's full legal name and not a broader search
• When a Filing Officer can reject a filing
• When the description in a UCC filing is required to be exactly the same as the description used in the security agreement and when it is not
• Requirements of a UCC filing in your state
• What the Addendum is for and when it is required or useful
• Choice of law rules (where to file: local or central, and in which state)
• Requirements of a financing statement
• When a filing is authorized
• Minor error rule (the effect is not so minor)
• Continuations
• Pre-filing of financing statements

Webinar Requirements

Requirements for Audio

• Speakerphone

Requirements for Optional Web Broadcast PowerPoint Presentation

• Broadband Internet Connection

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