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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the AGENCY DISCLOSURE and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ... in the editor.
  2. Begin by identifying the broker's representation. In the designated field, clearly state whether the broker represents the seller, buyer, both, or neither.
  3. Next, ensure all parties acknowledge receipt of the pamphlet titled 'THE LAW OF REAL ESTATE AGENCY.' Each party should sign in the provided signature fields.
  4. Fill in the date next to each signature to document when acknowledgment occurred.
  5. Complete the broker's information by printing or typing their name and signing in the appropriate sections. Include the firm name as licensed and any assumed names if applicable.

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