Sign Disclosure and Consent Sample Clauses

Sign Disclosure and Consent. ‌ When applying for a Deposit Account or Loan with Axos Bank™, also known as UFB Direct, you will be asked to give your consent for the Bank to provide disclosures, communications and information to you electronically rather than paper form and agree to sign documents electronically, and we will accept your electronic signature as though it were your handwritten signature. This eSign Disclosure and Consent (the "Consent") provides the person(s) giving his/her consent below ("you" and "your") with information relating to your electronic receipt of disclosures and notices (collectively, the "Disclosures") in connection with your loan transaction (the "Loan") pending with the Bank ("we", "us" and "our"); or your new Deposit Account. By providing your consent, you agree that we may send you any and all Disclosures (which are described below) relating to the Loan in an electronic form. We will sometimes use the words "Electronic Records" as a short way to refer to the communications and information that we may provide electronically. Before you decide whether or not you wish to give your consent to receiving Electronic Records, you should read and consider the following information. If you agree to provide your consent, click the "I Agree" button at the bottom of the online acknowledgement. The statement contains important information that we are required by law to provide to you. You should keep a copy for your records. For your convenience, this statement is written in a "Question and Answer" format. If you have any questions about Electronic Records that are not answered, you can contact us as follows: Send us an e-mail at xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx Call us toll free at 0-000-000-0000 for loan questions or 0-000-000-0000 for Deposit Account questions or write to us at: Axos Bank Corporate Headquarters 0000 Xx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxx 000 Xxx Xxxxx, XX 00000 Types of Disclosures and Notices that will be provided in Electronic Form. The Disclosures may include, without limitation, disclosures and notices under the Federal Equal Credit Opportunity Act and Federal Reserve Regulation B, the Federal Truth- in- Lending Act and Federal Reserve Regulation Z, the Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Federal Electronic Fund Transfer Act and Federal Reserve Regulation E, , the Federal USA PATRIOT Act of 2001 and Title V of the Federal Xxxxx-Xxxxx- Xxxxxx Act, together with all rules and regulations that implement the same, as well as all other applicable federal, ...
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Sign Disclosure and Consent. Please read this E-Sign Disclosure and Consent (“E-Sign Consent”) carefully and retain a copy for your records. To retain a copy of this E-Sign Consent, save it to the hard drive on your personal computer or print it using your browser’s print feature. CONSENT TO ELECTRONIC DELIVERY OF DISCLOSURES AND NOTICES Level One Bank (the “Bank”) may provide the Online Banking Agreement and Disclosure (“Online Banking Agreement”) and amendments to the Online Banking Agreement to you in electronic form. However, in order to do so, the Bank must obtain your affirmative consent to receiving them electronically. If you do consent, you are agreeing that the Bank can deliver the Online Banking Agreement and all future notices, disclosures, communications, alterations, amendments and/or changes concerning the Online Banking Agreement or this E-Sign Consent (“Future Changes”) to you electronically until you expressly withdraw your consent pursuant to this E-Sign Consent. By continuing usage of the Online Banking or Mobile banking service, you consent to receiving the Online Banking Agreement and Future Changes electronically. If you do not consent, you decline usage for Online Banking. To decline consent, exit this browser session. If you exit the session without agreeing to this E-Sign Consent, please notify the Bank to cancel access to online banking services. You are solely responsible for notification to the Bank for the declination of consent. Once the Bank receives notification for declination of consent, the Bank assumes liability for proper cancellation of online services. SCOPE OF CONSENT Your consent under the terms of this E-Sign Consent applies to the Online Banking Agreement and Future Changes. PAPER DELIVERY OF DISCLOSURES AND NOTICES You have a right to receive paper copies of this E-Sign Consent, the Online Banking Agreement and Future Changes. However, paper copies will not be mailed to you, unless you specifically request them. To receive paper copies of the E-Sign Consent, the Online Banking Agreement or Future Changes at no charge, contact the Bank at 000-000-0000, or send an email to: xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or write to: Level One Bank, 00000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Farmington Hills, MI 48334. You may also print these documents by selecting the print option from your browser.
Sign Disclosure and Consent. This policy describes how initialstocks delivers communications to you electronically. We may amend this policy at any time by providing a revised version on our website. The revised version will be effective at the time we post it. We will provide you with prior notice of any material changes via our website.
Sign Disclosure and Consent. Please read this E-Sign Disclosure and Consent carefully and keep a copy for your records. This E-Sign Disclosure and Consent ("Disclosure"), applies to all Communications (as defined below) for those loan accounts, products and services offered or accessible through the NEIF Online Services online service ("Online Services") that are not otherwise governed by the terms and conditions of an electronic disclosure and consent. Please Note: Consenting to receive Communications under this Disclosure will not automatically enroll you to receive monthly Account E-Statements.
Sign Disclosure and Consent. When applying for a Deposit Account or Loan with Axos Bank, also known as UFB Direct, you will be asked to give your consent for the Bank to provide disclosures, communications, and information to you electronically rather than paper form and agree to sign documents electronically, we will accept your electronic signature as though it were your handwritten signature.
Sign Disclosure and Consent. This Online Banking E-Sign Disclosure and Consent (“Disclosure”) applies to all Communications for those products, services and Accounts offered or accessible through Online Banking that are not otherwise governed by the terms and conditions of an electronic disclosure and consent. PLEASE NOTE: Consenting to receive Communications under this Disclosure will not automatically enroll you in e-Statements.
Sign Disclosure and Consent. This E-Sign Disclosure and Consent (“E-Sign Consent”) applies to all Communications for the Gift.
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Sign Disclosure and Consent. This agreement governs notifications provided through Online Banking, and informs you of your rights and responsibilities and the terms and conditions associated with the service you have requested. This statement requests your consent to permit Navy Army Community Credit Union to provide communications and information to you in secure electronic form rather than in paper form for your selected accounts. Before you decide whether or not you wish to give your consent to receiving electronic notices and records, you should read and consider the following information. Then, if you decide to consent, you can click the “Agree” button at the bottom of this statement. The words "the Service" refers to electronic disclosure service.

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