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Tick what is in writing. Boxes start off. A portal surprise is not a clause. We do not invent 10%.

A MPA / schedule allows a mid-contract changeRisk-review or reserve-adjustment language — silent MPA means contract change, not a surpriseB Notice days before settlement feels itHow many days, to which address. Dead inbox is not noticeC Named trigger for this raiseCB ratio, volume, MCC, underwriting refresh — not ‘risk’ aloneD New percent or dollar cap writtenThe number you will type next. We do not fill a typical 10%E Effective date on settlementWhich batch first takes the new holdF Rolling % vs hard cap namedWhich shape moved. Mixing them invents the lockG Refusal / exit path writtenFreeze, terminate, or exit without early-term fee if you decline the raise

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Holes: MPA / schedule allows a mid-contract change, Notice days before settlement feels it, Named trigger for this raise, New percent or dollar cap written, Effective date on settlement, Rolling % vs hard cap named, Refusal / exit path written.

Tick a row when that part is on paper. Unchecked means you do not have a raise yet — you have a rumor. The hold is still not a fee.

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