Register the actual provider with the Attorney General

Exhibit A asks for the provider’s name/address, legal structure, people authorized to accept process, and people owning or controlling at least ten percent of the business. It separately records insurance or surety details, amount and expiry. Keep the principal consistent with that registered operation rather than substituting a notary appointment or unrelated trade name.

Part 485 requires annual registration and financial reverification by the original filing’s anniversary. Changes in registration or verification information must be reported in writing within ninety days. Registration is expressly not State approval of the provider’s business practices.

Keep legal judgment outside the assistance role

The Act permits specified tasks such as transcribing a customer’s answers, translating and obtaining existing supporting documents. It excludes legal advice, recommending a legal course and work requiring legal analysis or interpretation. A notary title or the word consultant does not supply that authority.

Prepare the client contract in English and the customer’s language, with the required cancellation explanation and document-return provisions. Required customer notices must appear in the languages used. These are practical conduct duties behind the security—not a promise of special influence with immigration authorities.

Use the surety verification, not the insurance form

Exhibit C is the surety document; Exhibit B is malpractice-insurance verification. The surety form asks for bond number, amount, expiry, principal/address, authorized surety, and execution by authorized representatives, with the displayed notarial/seal requirements. Use the Attorney General’s accepted completion instructions.

The exhibits state that the financial protection is continuously maintained and also call for a bond for two years after operations cease. That post-closure provision is not a two-year term offered by this unlabeled public purchase option. Confirm actual continuation, closure or replacement instructions before allowing protection to end.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Compare the actual provider/principal, People of the State recipient, $100,000 sum, accepted form, and dates before completing the application. File the verification with the Attorney General registration as instructed; purchasing does not register the business, approve legal practice or decide a customer’s immigration matter.