Washington § 19.230.360 - Third-party account administrators — Record maintenance.

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§ 19.230.360. Third-party account administrators — Record maintenance.

(1) A third-party account administrator shall maintain the following records for at least five years:
(a) All contracts the third-party account administrator has entered into with debtors and debt adjusters;
(b) Account statements identifying and itemizing deposits, transfers, disbursements, and fees; and
(c) Any other records required in rule by the director.
(2) All records maintained by the third-party account administrator are open to inspection by the director or the director's designee.
[ 2012 c 56 s 4.]

Notes

Information—Report—2012 c 56: See note following RCW 19.230.350.

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