Form 8-R - Individual Application Template

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TEMPLATE: DO NOT SEND TO NFA
INDIVIDUAL APPLICATION (FORM 8-R)
COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION
NATIONAL FUTURES ASSOCIATION
Instructions for Using the Individual Application Template
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING OR REVIEWING THE
APPLICATION. THE FAILURE TO ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS COMPLETELY AND ACCURATELY OR
THE OMISSION OF REQUIRED INFORMATION MAY RESULT IN THE DENIAL OR REVOCATION OF
REGISTRATION.
THE FAILURE TO DISCLOSE A DISCIPLINARY MATTER EITHER IN AN APPLICATION OR AN
UPDATE WILL RESULT IN THE IMPOSITION OF A LATE DISCLOSURE FEE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
NFA REGISTRATION RULE 210(c).
Not every section applies to every applicant. Certain sections apply depending on the registration category or
categories being applied for. The text above these sections explains who must complete the section.
DEFINED TERMS
Words that are underlined in this form are either defined terms and have the meanings contained in the
Definition of Terms section or links to the text of Commodity Exchange Act provisions, CFTC Regulations or
NFA Rules.
GENERAL
Read the Instructions and Questions Carefully
A question that is answered incorrectly because it was misread or misinterpreted can result in severe
consequences, including denial or revocation of registration. Although this applies to all questions in the
application, it is particularly important to the questions in the Disciplinary Information Section.
Rely Only on Advice from NFA Staff
A question that is answered incorrectly because of advice received from a lawyer, employer, a judge or anyone
else (other than a member of NFA’s Registration Investigations or Legal (“RIL”) staff) can result in severe
consequences, including denial or revocation of registration. This also applies to all questions in the form, but
is particularly important regarding the Disciplinary Information Section. If the language of a question in the
Disciplinary Information Section requires disclosure of a matter, a “Yes” answer to the question is required no
matter what other advice has been received from anyone other than NFA’s RIL staff. Additionally, the applicant
or registrant remains responsible for failures to disclose even if someone completes the form on the applicant’s or
registrant’s behalf.
Update the Information on the Application
If information provided on the application changes or a matter that would have required disclosure on the
application occurs after the application is filed, the new information must be promptly filed. APs and Principals
should advise their Sponsors of the new information, and the Sponsor must file the update on their behalf. The
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