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May 11, 2010

New to the industry or need a refresher? Register for our UCC Basics webinar

CT Lien Solutions' next UCC Basics session will be held on 6/2, at 2:30-3:30pm CST.

This free webinar--UCC Basics: Filing and Searching Under Revised Article 9--provides practical and technical information on preparing UCC filings and searching public records.

Please call 800-833-5778 for information or click here to register.

This tutorial will cover:

  • Scope of UCC Article 9
  • Advantages of Perfection
  • What to File? (National UCC Standard Forms Financing Statements)
  • UCC-3 Amendments
  • Common Mistakes
  • Fixture Filings
  • When to File?
  • Acknowledgement of Filings
  • Where to File?
  • Searching Basics
  • When to Search?
  • The More Complete Search
  • Why Search for Other Lien Types
  • Why Search for Pending Litigation

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