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...t that lacks debtor information in item 1 and/or item 2 if the record includes an addendum that provides debtor information in item 10. (D) Truncation - individual names. Personal name fields in the UCC information management system are fixed in length. Although filers should continue to provide full names on their UCC records, a name that exceeds the fixed length is entered as presented to the f...

...rdance with division (G) of section 1309.519 of the Revised Code. (C) Status of financing statement. A lapse date shall be calculated, five years from the file date, unless (1) the initial financing statement indicates as provided in paragraph (H) of rule 111:1-3-02 of the Administrative Code that it is filed with respect to a public-financing transaction or a manufactured-home transaction, ...

...he appropriate fee described in section 1309.525 of the Revised Code shall be tendered by a method described in rule 111:1-3-07 of the Administrative Code.

...formation with a UCC search response: (1) Filing office identification. Identification of the filing office providing the search response. (2) Unique search report identification number. Unique number which identifies the search report. (3) Report date and time. The date and time the report was generated. (4) Through date and time. The date and time at or prior to which a UCC record must h...

...Rules set forth in Chapters 111:2-1 to 111:2-5 of the Administrative Code are issued by the Ohio secretary of state to implement Ohio's campaign finance laws. The rules set forth in Chapters 111:2-1 to 111:2-5 of the Administrative Code shall apply to the nomination or election of candidates or support for or opposition to ballot issues in state and local elections. Nothing in these rules shall be construe...

...Rules set forth in Chapters 111:2-1 to 111:2-5 of the Administrative Code are issued by the Ohio secretary of state to implement Ohio's campaign finance laws. The rules set forth in Chapters 111:2-1 to 111:2-5 of the Administrative Code shall apply to the nomination or election of candidates, the circulator or committee in charge of an initiative or referendum petition, or support for or opposition to ball...

...of the following characteristics: (1) Is composed of members, some or all of whom are vested with the power and authority to operate or administer the association, pursuant to the association's articles, bylaws, constitution, or other formal organizational documents; (2) Expressly states the qualifications and requirements for membership in its articles, bylaws, constitution, or other formal...

...As used in Chapter 3517. of the Revised Code and in rules set forth in Chapters 111:2-1 to 111:2-5 of the Administrative Code: (A) In-kind contribution includes the provision of goods or services without charge or at a charge which is less than the usual and normal charge for such goods or such services. If goods or services are provided at less than the usual and normal charge, the amount of the...

...As used in Chapter 3517. of the Revised Code and in rules set forth in Chapters 111:2-1 to 111:2-5 of the Administrative Code: Independent expenditure includes an expenditure by a person for a communication advocating the election or defeat of a clearly identified candidate or ballot issue which is not made with the cooperation or with the prior consent of or in consultation with, or at the request or su...

...administrative expenses under section 3517.082 of the Revised Code, and a corporation including a nonprofit corporation may not use its money or property for such activities. Such activities include, but are not limited to, the following: (1) Nonmonetary (in-kind) contributions to Ohio state or local candidates, political parties, and legislative campaign funds; (2) Receptions or other social ev...

...administrative expenses under section 3517.082 of the Revised Code, and a corporation including a nonprofit corporation may not use its money or property for such activities. Such activities include, but are not limited to, the following: (1) Nonmonetary (in-kind) contributions to Ohio state or local candidates, political parties, and legislative campaign funds; (2) Receptions or other social ev...

... divisions (A) and (C) of section 3517.12 of the Revised Code and this rule, "contribution" shall mean a loan, gift, deposit, forgiveness of indebtedness, donation, advance, payment, or transfer of funds or anything of value, including a transfer of funds from an inter vivos or testamentary trust or decedent's estate, and the payment by any person other than the person to whom the services are...

... required to be filed under section 3517.10 of the Revised Code depends upon whether the reporting entity is a campaign committee, political action committee, political contributing entity, political party, or legislative campaign fund and the amount and purpose of the reporting entity's contribution and expenditure activity. Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (C) of this rule, the criteria used fo...

... required to be filed under section 3517.10 of the Revised Code depends upon whether the reporting entity is a campaign committee, political action committee, political contributing entity, political party, or legislative campaign fund and the amount and purpose of the reporting entity's contribution and expenditure activity. Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (C) of this rule, the criteria used fo...

... under division (A)(2) of section 3517.10 of the Revised Code if, during the combined preelection and postelection reporting periods, the committee received contributions of five hundred dollars or less and made expenditures of five hundred dollars or less. Instead, the campaign committee may file a short-form statement as prescribed by the secretary of state. The statement shall indicate the ...

... under division (A)(2) of section 3517.10 of the Revised Code if, during the combined pre-election and postelection reporting periods, the committee received contributions of five hundred dollars or less and made expenditures of five hundred dollars or less. Instead, the campaign committee may file a short-form statement as prescribed by the secretary of state. The statement shall indicate the...

...s required by division (I) of section 3517.10 of the Revised Code, except as otherwise provided by paragraph (F) of this rule, the recipient of a contribution from a partnership or other unincorporated business must itemize the contribution by listing both the partnership or other unincorporated business and the name of each partner, owner or member for whom the partnership or other unincorporated...

...quired by division (I) of section 3517.10 of the Revised Code, except as otherwise provided by paragraph (F) of this rule, the recipient of a contribution from a partnership or other unincorporated business must itemize the contribution by listing both the partnership or other unincorporated business and the name of each partner, owner, or member for whom the partnership or other unincorporated bu...

... Hearings before the hearing officer. (1) When a hearing is required pursuant to division (E)(3) of section 3517.16 of the Revised Code, such hearing shall be scheduled within a reasonable time. Parties may request that a hearing is expedited or continued for good cause, but such requests are subject to the discretion of the administrator of the commission, hearing officer, or chairperson of the commission, respecti...

...urposes of this rule and section 3501.053 of the Revised Code: (1) "Permanent directive" means a directive issued to county boards of elections as to the proper method of conducting a primary or general election as defined under divisions (A) and (E) of section 3501.01 of the Revised Code that remains in effect until replaced or rescinded. (2) "Temporary directive" means a directive issued t...

...urposes of this rule and section 3501.053 of the Revised Code: (1) "Permanent directive" means a directive issued to county boards of elections as to the proper method of conducting an election that remains in effect until replaced or rescinded. (2) "Temporary directive" means a directive issued to the county boards of elections as to the proper method of conducting an election that remains ...

... Any costs incurred on or after January 1, 2008, by a county with respect to the purchase of voting machines, marking devices, and automatic tabulating equipment may be considered as the county cost percentage for the purpose of such acquisition. (E) A loan fund acquisition for any one board of county commissioners shall not exceed five million dollars and shall be made only for new equipment pur...

... costs incurred on or after January 1, 2008, by a county with respect to the purchase of voting machines, marking devices, and automatic tabulating equipment may be considered as the county cost percentage for the purpose of such acquisition. (E) A loan fund acquisition for any one board of county commissioners shall not exceed five million dollars and shall be made only for new equipment purchas...

... Any costs incurred on or after January 1, 2008, by a county with respect to the purchase of voting machines, marking devices, and automatic tabulating equipment may be considered as the county cost percentage for the purpose of such acquisition. (E) A loan fund acquisition for any one board of county commissioners shall not exceed five million dollars and shall be made only for new equipment purchased on or after t...

...n program set forth in section 3503.10 of the Revised Code, on or before March 1, 1995, each designated agency shall submit a plan to the secretary of state in accordance with administrative rules for approval. On or before January first of each succeeding year, each designated agency shall submit any change or modifications to its plan to the secretary of state for approval.