The New York Exemption Form For Franchisor To An Existing Franchisee Pursuant To GB 684(3)(d) is a legal document required for franchisors in New York state to be exempt from certain federal laws when dealing with an existing franchisee. This form must be completed and filed with the New York Department of State in order for the franchisee to be exempt from certain regulations under the General Business Law. The exemption form is divided into two parts: Part A and Part B. Part A of the form requires the franchisor to provide information about the franchise agreement, including the date of the agreement, the name and address of the franchisor and franchisee, the terms of the agreement, and other information relating to the agreement. Part B requires the franchisor to provide additional information about the franchisee, such as financial statements, a description of the franchise's business operations, and a signed statement from the franchisee confirming their understanding of the exemption form and agreement. Once the form is completed and filed, the franchisor will be exempt from certain federal laws, including the registration and disclosure requirements of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The form must be re-filed annually in order for the exemption to remain valid. There are two types of New York Exemption Forms For Franchisors To An Existing Franchisee Pursuant To GB 684(3)(d): one for franchisees located in New York City, and one for franchisees located outside of New York City.