I know some were asking about this earlier....
I would like to confirm with you that both accounts are on the NOBO (Non-Objecting Beneficial Owner) list. Being on the NOBO list allows 3rd parties, with a direct financial interest, the ability to request from Schwab your contact information. The 3rd parties can then reach out to relay securities information directly to you. This includes proxy services, lawyers, and litigators requests.
If any questions arise please let me know. Have a great day and thank you for choosing Charles Schwab.
Sincerely,
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