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FDIC 7200 10, Declaration for Defined Contribution Plan 7000 Resolutions and Receiverships

FDIC 7200 10, Declaration for Defined Contribution Plan 7000 Resolutions and Receiverships-2025

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The document outlines the Privacy Act Statement related to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and the collection of information for determining deposit insurance coverage for closed financial institutions. It emphasizes that providing this information is voluntary but necessary for timely processing of claims. The document also includes a declaration form for defined contribution plans, detailing requirements for reporting account balances and participant interests, as well as legal penalties for false statements.

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