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5 February, 16:56

After taking the information from a new client for the opening of a new account, an RR submits this information to his BOM. The BOM when reviewing the new account information notes that the only address listed is that of a P. O. Box. Under what circumstances can the account be approved?

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  1. 5 February, 20:13
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    [A] The new client is a personal friend of the RR who will be in charge of overseeing the new account.

    [B] The new client agrees to provide a real address of a home or business, even though he insists that all correspondence be sent to the P. O. Box.

    [C] The new client submits a written statement stating that for convenience purposes, he only uses a P. O. Box for all correspondence.

    [D] The new client tells the RR and the BOM that he has not yet established a place of residence in the area and that the P. O. Box is the only fixed address he can give.

    Answer:

    B

    Explanation:

    Unless the new client provides a real address (either home or office), the account cannot be opened. FINRA regulations do not consider a P. O. Box as an acceptable residential address. The RR can send all the correspondence to the P. O. Box if the client requests it, but the client must still provide a real home or business address.
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