Mich. Admin. Code R. 451.4.3 - Electronic filing; designated entities
Rule 4.3.
(1) The
administrator designates both of the following:
(a) The CRD to receive and store filings and
collect fees from broker-dealers and agents representing broker-dealers on
behalf of the administrator.
(b)
The IARD to receive and store filings and collect fees from investment
advisers, investment adviser representatives, and federal covered investment
advisers on behalf of the administrator.
(2) Unless otherwise provided, all
applications, amendments, reports, notices, related filings, and fees required
to be filed with the administrator pursuant to the act or rules adopted under
the act, shall be filed electronically with and transmitted to 1 of the
following:
(a) The CRD, when the filing is
required for the registration of a broker-dealer or agent representing a
broker-dealer.
(b) The IARD, when
the filing is required for the registration or notice filing of a federal
covered investment adviser, an investment adviser, or investment adviser
representative.
(3) When
a signature, or signatures, are required by the particular instructions of any
filing to be made electronically through the CRD or the IARD, the applicant or
a duly authorized officer of the applicant, as required, shall affix his or her
electronic signature to the applicable form by typing his or her name in the
appropriate fields and submitting the filing electronically to the CRD or the
IARD. Submission of a filing in this manner constitutes irrefutable evidence of
legal signature by any individual whose name is typed on the filing.
(4) Solely for purposes of document
submissions made electronically through the CRD or the IARD, a document is
considered filed with the administrator when all fees are received and the
filing is accepted by the CRD or the IARD on behalf of the state.
(5) Any documents or fees required to be
filed with the administrator that are not permitted to be filed with, or cannot
be accepted electronically by the CRD or the IARD, must be filed directly with
the administrator.
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