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This form is a UCC Financing Statement Addendum for use in documenting personal property used as collateral for a loan. Available in Word and Adobe pdf format.
If you skip filing a UCC1-AD when it's needed, your rights to the collateral might be in jeopardy. It’s like leaving the door unlocked; you never know who might wander in!
Yes, you can amend a UCC1-AD if you need to change information. It's like updating your address when you move; you want the right info to avoid any mix-ups.
Once filed, a UCC1-AD is generally effective for five years. Think of it as a good long run, but you'll want to keep your eye on it as the deadline approaches.
A UCC1-AD includes details like the names of the parties involved, descriptions of the collateral, and any additional notes. It's all about being clear as day!
Typically, the lender or secured party files the UCC1-AD to protect their interests. It's their way of keeping things above board.
You'd file a UCC1-AD to add or clarify details about a secured transaction. It's like icing on the cake that makes sure everyone understands what's covered.