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06/29/12 8:33 AM

#188912 RE: Krazy K #188911

The issue doesn't center around how "ta and broker work together" except as it concerns the securing of Items 2&3 below, which is a sample letter taken from the:

GUIDELINES OF THE SECURITIES TRANSFER ASSOCIATION
Section 13
Restricted Securities Guidelines

“EXHIBIT K”
(FROM TRANSFER AGENT)
TO: BANKS AND BROKERS
RE: RESTRICTED TRANSFERS

Effective [March 20, 2000] all restricted certificates presented to us for
transfer must be submitted in good order for transfer or they will be
immediately rejected with a notice of deficiencies to be cured. The Paperless
Legal Program does not eliminate the requirement for appropriate legal opinion,
releases or other documents set forth in this Section.
“In good order for transfer” means that the following documentation
must accompany the certificate(s):
1. An appropriate endorsement with Medallion signature guarantee;
2. Corporate resolution where appropriate. The corporate seal should be
affixed, and the resolution dated within thirty days of submission to
the Transfer Agent. If the registered owner is a corporation, the
endorsement must include the officers title, and be signed by an
officer other than the one executing the assignment;
3. A copy of the appropriate opinion from Issuer’s counsel, addressed to
the Transfer Agent, covering the specific transfer or reference to a
blanket opinion previously issued covering multiple transfers
including the one submitted;
4. A certification of sale (past tense) from the presenter/broker, if
appropriate. If the sale is covered by a Registration Statement, a
certification of sale pursuant to the Prospectus with a reference to the
date of the Prospectus.
Very truly yours,

http://www.stai.org/pdfs/124411-sta-guidelines-book-1.pdf
(p. S13-N)

The T/A and broker can get along famously, but the issuer must be compliant also in order for the process to be completed on a timely basis.