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The Representative Capacity Signature Disclosure, commonly known as the RCSD, is the form provided to the escrow/title company to confirm that the person signing the purchase agreement indeed has valid representative capacity and is authorized to act and sign on behalf of the entity.
This Advisory is intended to inform Buyer and Seller of their rights and obligations independent of those established by the contract between them.
A Trust Advisory Committee is a group of people (typically 3-5 people) chosen by the person creating the trust or chosen by the trustee who are responsible for advising and making distribution requests on behalf of the special needs person to the trustee.
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