2306004 Informal Interpretation

Sheinberg, Samuel I.
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Fetterman, Miche ll e
Subject: 	FW: HSR Filing Attach me nt Set Up
From: Musick, Vessel ina <vmusick@ftc.go v>
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Subject: RE: HSR Filing Attachment Set Up
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We prefer to ha ve the or iginal and the translat ion in the same attachment, w ith a note in the attachment descri pt ion
stati ng that the translat ion is appended at the end of the or igi na l document. Thank you for checking.
Best,
Vesse li na
Vesselina Musick
Attorney I Federal Trade Commission I Premerger Notification Office
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Subject: HSR Filing Attachment Set Up
I ha ve a minor formatt ing question. When submitting a translat ion of a foreign language document, would you prefer
that it be appended to the back of the or igi na l (or igina l and translat ion wou ld both be in one attachment ), w ith both
referenced in the attachment de scr i pt ion or would you prefer that the translation be submitted as a separate
attachment? I know that thi s is probably a mi nor poi nt and you might not care w hich way they are presented, but I w ill
ha ve a number of such documents to s ubm it, and so I want to get it right.
Thank s,
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