AUTHORIZATION AGREEMENT FOR PRE-AUTHORIZED PAYMENTS
To facilitate transactions associated with Equipment Financing Agreement#___________________ between BALBOA CAPITAL CORPORATION, (hereinafter referred to as "Creditor") and __________________________________________________________________________________ (hereinafter referred to as "Debtor") Debtor hereby authorizes Creditor to initiate debit entries to the checking account indicated below and Debtor hereby authorizes the depositing financial institution named below to enter such debits or credit to such account.
Name of Financial Institution ___________________________________________________ Account Number _______________________________________________ ABA Number _____________________________ (9 Digit number on bottomof check) SSN/Tax ID# _____________________________
Please attach a copy of a voided check for the above account
It is understood that Creditor will process debit entries to the above-referenced account on or after the1st day of each month in an amount not to exceed any amounts outstanding at any time, except as otherwise provided herein.
Debtor represents to Creditor that all persons whose signatures are required to withdraw funds fromthe above- referenced account have executed this Authorization Agreement.
Debtor hereby acknowledges that Creditor may process debit entries for scheduled Equipment Financing payments or any other sum due and payable to Creditor pursuant to the referenced Equipment Financing between Creditor and Debtor. Debtor also acknowledges that Creditor may assign Equipment Financing to a third party financing source and that assignee may then initiate debit entries per this authorization.
This authorization shall remain in effect until such further written notification is received from the undersigned 14 business days before the due date.
Debtor hereby acknowledges that it has received a copy of this Authorization Agreement for its records.
"Delivery of this document bearing a facsimile signature or signatures shall have the same force and effect as if the document bore an original signature."
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