TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

COMPREHENSIVE MASTER SERVICES AGREEMENT

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

Effective date: September 19, 2026. Version: CA-2026-09-19-v1.0.

This Comprehensive Master Services Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into between:

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP, operating as CONECTA USA, located at 1913 E. 17th St, Ste 108, Santa Ana, CA 92705 (“CONECTA” or the “Company”), and the person or entity identified as the contracting party in the checkout, order, service sign-up page or electronic confirmation, hereinafter the “Client”.

This Agreement constitutes the principal document governing the contractual relationship between the parties.

CALIFORNIA SCOPE. This Agreement applies exclusively to CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP, operating as CONECTA USA, and the location at 1913 E. 17th St, Ste 108, Santa Ana, CA 92705. It does not assign obligations or authorizations to entities in other jurisdictions. The specific documents identified and delivered to the Client form part of the California contractual framework. Mandatory federal and California rules prevail over any incompatible provision of this Agreement or its policies.

ASSIGNED BUSINESS ADDRESS

The business address assigned to the Client shall be as follows:

Address: 1913 E. 17th St, Ste 108, Santa Ana, CA 92705
The assigned PMB will be communicated to the Client in the electronic service confirmation.

The Client must use the address exactly as indicated, including the assigned PMB number.

Mailing format: recipient’s name; 1913 E. 17th St, Ste 108, followed by the PMB designation and assigned number; Santa Ana CA 92705. Suite 108 identifies the location; the Client’s separate PMB number is assigned upon activation and must not be represented as a physical office or omitted.

FEES AND SELECTED PLAN

The selected plan, fee, payment frequency and billing start date shall be those displayed to and accepted by the Client during checkout, in the order, service sign-up page or electronic confirmation.

Billing cycle:
Charges will be made automatically on the same date of each period according to the selected frequency. Only the amount and frequency expressly contracted for and authorized will be charged. Payment-method authorization and renewal and cancellation rules are governed by the Payment Policy of this Agreement.

1. INCORPORATION OF DOCUMENTS

The Client acknowledges that this Agreement includes, by reference, all of the following documents:

• General Terms and Conditions

• Business Address Agreement

• Acceptable Use Policy

• Payment Policy

• Payment Processor Policy

• Mail Policy

• Package Policy

• Termination Policy

• Government Authorities Policy

• Forms Policy

• No Legal Advice Disclaimer

• Registered Agent Policy (if applicable)

• Digital Services Policy (if applicable)

• Electronic Signature Policy

• USPS / Form 1583 Policy

All these documents form a single binding agreement. The Client will receive or be able to retain the current texts before accepting them. The Mail Handling Authorization, Business Address Use Authorization, KYC and Coworking Agreement are incorporated when applicable to the service and when they have been delivered and accepted.

2. SCOPE OF SERVICE

CONECTA will provide administrative, commercial and operational services as contracted for by the Client.

Services may include:

3. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARTIES

This Agreement does not create:

The Client acts independently.

4. CLIENT OBLIGATIONS

The Client agrees to:

5. SERVICE LIMITATIONS

CONECTA does not guarantee:

6. PAYMENTS

The Client agrees to:

7. SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION

CONECTA may:

At any time and without prior notice. USPS obligations remain in effect for at least six months after termination, subject to the forwarding exception when the written instruction not to forward provided in the Mail Policy exists, and registered-agent duties remain in effect until their legally effective cessation. Cancellation or nonpayment does not authorize refusal of USPS mail that must be accepted or disregard of those duties. California CMRA process-receipt, notice and mailing duties under Business and Professions Code § 17538.5 continue independently for two years after mailbox-service termination and are not conditioned on payment or a separate corporate-agent subscription.

8. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY

The Client is responsible for:

9. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

10. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

11. DISPUTES

Disputes will be resolved through:

Individual-arbitration restrictions apply only as validly and separately accepted under General Terms clauses 23–24. These Terms impose no blanket court class-action or predispute court jury waiver and preserve nonwaivable public injunctive relief.

12. GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement shall be governed by:

13. AMENDMENTS

CONECTA may amend this Agreement at any time. Changes will operate prospectively, will be communicated to the Client in a retainable format before taking effect and will allow cancellation before the next affected renewal. They will not retroactively alter accrued rights, services already paid for or existing disputes; when the law requires express consent, it will be obtained separately.

Continued use implies acceptance. Provided that the notice and consent requirements of the preceding clause have been met.

14. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This document constitutes the entire agreement between the parties.

15. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges that:

ELECTRONIC ACCEPTANCE

This Agreement may be accepted electronically through a mandatory acceptance checkbox or an equivalent electronic mechanism in the contracting process used by CONECTA, provided that the terms have been made available to the Client before acceptance and CONECTA retains evidence attributable to the Client. The identity of the Client and its representative, where applicable, and the acceptance date will be recorded in the electronic contracting record. The Electronic Signature and Authorizations Policy of this Agreement applies.

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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

These General Terms and Conditions of Service (“General Terms” or “Agreement”) govern access to, contracting for and use of the services offered by CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP, operating as CONECTA USA, with its business address at 1913 E. 17th St, Ste 108, Santa Ana, CA 92705, hereinafter “CONECTA”, “the Company”, “we”, “our” or “the Provider”.

By contracting for, paying for, accessing, using or continuing to use any service offered by CONECTA, the client, user, company, representative, member, manager, shareholder, officer, authorized agent or any third party acting on the client’s behalf, hereinafter the “Client”, agrees to be legally bound by these General Terms, as well as all applicable contracts, exhibits, forms, policies, authorizations and supplementary documents. This acceptance is determined by prior delivery of the terms, the representative’s authority and the consent rules of the Electronic Signature Policy; it does not replace postal formalities.

1. SCOPE OF THE AGREEMENT

These General Terms apply to all services offered by CONECTA, including, without limitation:

These General Terms are incorporated by reference into any specific agreement signed between the Client and CONECTA. In the event of a conflict between these General Terms and a specific agreement, mandatory rules prevail first; then the signed specific agreement with respect to the service it governs; then this Master Agreement and its General Terms; and finally the incorporated policies. A later amendment expressly accepted prevails only as to its subject matter. No policy may reduce mail, privacy or registered-agent obligations imposed by law.

2. NATURE OF THE SERVICE

The Client acknowledges and agrees that CONECTA provides administrative, commercial and business-support services.

CONECTA is not a law firm, accounting firm, financial institution, government agency, insurance company or fiduciary, and does not act as the Client’s tax, legal, immigration, financial, banking or regulatory adviser.

No information provided by CONECTA, its employees, representatives, contractors, affiliates or agents shall be interpreted as legal, tax, financial, accounting or professional advice. The Client is responsible for consulting licensed attorneys, certified public accountants, tax advisers, financial advisers or other authorized professionals before making decisions relating to its business, taxes, licenses, banks, government agencies or any other legal or financial matter.

3. NO ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP

The Client expressly acknowledges that using CONECTA’s services does not create an attorney-client, accountant-client, fiduciary, legal agency, legal representation or any other type of protected professional relationship.

Any form, document, guide, explanation, template or information provided by CONECTA is delivered solely for administrative, informational or business-convenience purposes.

The Client agrees that it is responsible for reviewing those documents with a licensed attorney before signing them, using them, filing them with government agencies or delivering them to third parties.

4. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS INFORMATION

The Client represents, warrants and agrees that all information provided to CONECTA is truthful, complete, current, accurate and legally valid.

The Client is solely responsible for:

The Client must immediately notify CONECTA of any change in its personal, business, tax, legal or contact information, forwarding address, ownership, business structure or third-party authorization.

Failure to fulfill this obligation will be considered a material breach of the agreement and may result in immediate suspension or termination of service.

5. PERMITTED USE OF SERVICES

The Client may use CONECTA’s services only for legitimate, lawful and authorized business purposes.

Use of the business address or any service must be limited to the uses expressly contracted for and approved by CONECTA.

The Client acquires no ownership, leasehold, exclusive possession, permanent physical occupancy, residential domicile or real-property interest merely by subscribing to business-address or virtual-office services. Shared-space access is a limited, nonexclusive contractual license for the booked space and time, subject to the accepted booking and lawful facility rules. If the actual arrangement creates a nonresidential tenancy, its substance and applicable California landlord-tenant law govern regardless of its label, including applicable notice, possession, deposit and eviction requirements. A separate appropriate agreement is required for that arrangement; no provision authorizes unlawful self-help eviction or forfeiture of a legally refundable deposit. California Civil Code § 1950.7 applies to covered nonresidential security deposits.

The service is strictly contractual, administrative and limited.

6. PROHIBITED USES

The Client may not use CONECTA’s services for:

CONECTA reserves the right to determine, in its sole discretion, whether an activity constitutes a prohibited use or legal risk.

7. VERIFICATION, IDENTIFICATION AND COMPLIANCE

The Client agrees to provide all documentation required by CONECTA, including, without limitation:

CONECTA may refuse to initiate, continue or reactivate services if the Client fails to provide the required documentation or CONECTA cannot reasonably verify the Client’s identity, authority or legitimacy.

8. USPS AND CMRA COMPLIANCE

When services involve mail reception or use of an address for mail delivery, the Client agrees to comply with all United States Postal Service rules, including the Domestic Mail Manual and requirements applicable to Commercial Mail Receiving Agencies.

The Client agrees that it cannot receive mail through CONECTA until it has correctly completed USPS PS Form 1583, provided the required identification and met any additional requirement requested by CONECTA or USPS. It is also essential that the CMRA at this location has completed its registration using PS Form 1583-A with the responsible Post Office and maintains required compliance. This agreement does not presume its approval.

Neither the Client nor CONECTA will submit a change-of-address order to USPS when the CMRA relationship ends. The Client will update its senders directly and provide CONECTA with the necessary forwarding instructions and address in accordance with DMM 508.1.8.4.

9. PAYMENTS, BILLING AND CHARGES

All services must be paid for in advance, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

The Client authorizes CONECTA to charge the fees for the contracted services, including initial fees, monthly fees, annual fees, overage charges, administrative charges, forwarding charges, storage charges, special-handling charges, reactivation charges, document charges and any other applicable fee. Charges and limits must be disclosed and accepted in the selected plan. If the plan includes unlimited scanning, there will be no page limits or overage charges for that scanning. Physical forwarding and additional services are quoted and accepted separately; commercial limits do not permit refusal of mail that USPS requires to be accepted.

Nonpayment may result in immediate suspension, service cancellation, withholding of access, additional charges, referral to collections or legal action. USPS obligations remain in effect for at least six months after termination, subject to the forwarding exception when the written instruction not to forward provided in the Mail Policy exists, and registered-agent duties remain in effect until their legally effective cessation. Cancellation or nonpayment does not authorize refusal of USPS mail that must be accepted or disregard of those duties. California CMRA process-receipt, notice and mailing duties under Business and Professions Code § 17538.5 continue independently for two years after mailbox-service termination and are not conditioned on payment or a separate corporate-agent subscription.

Payments are nonrefundable unless CONECTA expressly authorizes otherwise in writing or applicable law requires otherwise.

10. THIRD-PARTY PAYMENT PROCESSORS

CONECTA may use external payment processors to receive payments. The Client agrees to be subject to the corresponding processor’s terms, conditions, privacy policies and rules.

CONECTA will not be liable for errors, failures, declines, delays, blocks, disputes, unauthorized charges, breaches or any problem arising from external payment platforms or processors. This exclusion does not extend to CONECTA’s own actions, security duties or nonwaivable rights to make claims.

11. MAIL AND DOCUMENTS

Mail reception, opening, scanning, storage, forwarding, destruction or handling will be subject to the specific mail-handling agreement or exhibit.

CONECTA does not guarantee receipt, delivery, immediate availability, processing within a specific time or indefinite retention of mail or documents. Duties of care, mail acceptance and forwarding of registered-agent notices imposed by law remain in effect.

The Client is responsible for reviewing notifications, keeping information current and timely requesting any forwarding, scanning, collection or action concerning its mail.

12. PACKAGES AND GOODS

Unless specifically agreed in writing, CONECTA does not act as a package-reception center, storage facility, fulfillment center, warehouse, carrier or custodian of goods.

CONECTA may refuse, return, hold, destroy or report unauthorized, suspicious, hazardous, illegal, perishable or prohibited packages. These powers are subject to the Package Policy, valid written Client instructions and postal rules. They do not authorize destruction of property without consent or legal grounds, opening hazardous material or refusing USPS mail that must be accepted.

Any package accidentally received will be at the Client’s sole risk.

13. SUSPENSION OF SERVICE

CONECTA may immediately suspend services, with or without notice, if:

During suspension, CONECTA may limit or stop mail reception, document access, scanning, forwarding, address use and any other service. USPS obligations remain in effect for at least six months after termination, subject to the forwarding exception when the written instruction not to forward provided in the Mail Policy exists, and registered-agent duties remain in effect until their legally effective cessation. Cancellation or nonpayment does not authorize refusal of USPS mail that must be accepted or disregard of those duties. California CMRA process-receipt, notice and mailing duties under Business and Professions Code § 17538.5 continue independently for two years after mailbox-service termination and are not conditioned on payment or a separate corporate-agent subscription.

14. TERMINATION OF SERVICE

CONECTA may terminate any service at any time, with or without cause, with or without notice, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

The Client may cancel under the procedure established by CONECTA, but will remain responsible for outstanding balances, accrued charges, contractual obligations and any charge incurred before or after cancellation relating to services rendered.

Upon termination, the Client must immediately stop using the address, PMB number, telephone number, business identification, brand, documents or any resource associated with CONECTA.

15. POST-TERMINATION EFFECTS

After termination, and except for obligations surviving by law or under the following rules, CONECTA will have no additional contractual obligation to:

When the CMRA relationship ends, CONECTA will continue accepting the former Client’s mail for at least six months under DMM 508.1.8.4. As a written instruction permitted by that rule, by electronically accepting this document under the Electronic Signature and Authorizations Policy, the Client instructs that its mail not be automatically forwarded after termination and authorizes application of the contractual policy of 60-day storage and secure destruction of notified mail that it neither collects nor requests to be forwarded, except where retention is legally required. This instruction does not prevent the Client from requesting forwarding in writing and paying the disclosed and accepted costs; in that case, it will provide the address, or email address for authorized digital delivery, to be recorded in PS Form 1583 and the CRD. All physical forwarding through USPS requires new postage. If no valid written instruction not to forward exists, the minimum six-month forwarding required by the DMM will be provided. No instruction permits refusing mail, returning it to the sender during that period, holding it for six months to return it later to the Post Office or redepositing it without new postage. Mandatory reception does not reactivate the subscription or permit continued advertising of the address. Documents received in the capacity of registered agent are governed by the specific legal duties applicable to that role. California CMRA process-receipt, notice and mailing duties under Business and Professions Code § 17538.5 continue independently for two years after mailbox-service termination and are not conditioned on payment or a separate corporate-agent subscription.

The Client will be solely responsible for updating its address with government agencies, banks, the IRS, Secretaries of State, vendors, customers, creditors, insurers and third parties.

16. COOPERATION WITH AUTHORITIES

CONECTA may respond to valid legal requests issued by competent authorities, including subpoenas, court orders, search warrants, government demands, investigations, audits or legally enforceable requests.

CONECTA may share Client information when required by law, when there is reasonable suspicion of illegal activity, when necessary to protect its rights or when necessary to fulfill legal obligations. Every disclosure must have a valid legal basis, be limited to what is necessary and respect protective orders and other applicable restrictions; suspicion does not authorize indiscriminate disclosure.

17. PRIVACY AND DATA

CONECTA collects, uses, stores and discloses Client information for identity verification, service delivery, account administration, payment processing, fraud prevention and legal compliance, in accordance with applicable privacy notices. California Civil Code §§ 1798.81, 1798.81.5 and 1798.82 govern applicable secure disposal, reasonable security, required provider safeguards and breach notifications. CONECTA remains responsible for its own statutory duties when using providers. When § 1798.82 applies, required resident notice will be given within the applicable 30-calendar-day period, subject only to statutory permitted delays, and required notices to data owners and the Attorney General will also be made. Applicable website privacy disclosures under Business and Professions Code § 22575 must accurately describe actual practices. Where the CCPA applies to CONECTA as a covered business, service provider or contractor, CONECTA will fulfill the duties applicable to that role, including required notices, request handling, applicable access, correction, deletion and opt-out rights, and non-discrimination. These Terms do not presume coverage merely because a Client is in California and do not waive statutory privacy rights. Required USPS forms, identification and addresses may be provided to USPS. California mailbox-customer PS Form 1583 and both identification copies will be retained through two years after termination under Business and Professions Code § 17538.5(c), and longer when another applicable legal duty or preservation order requires. This special record requirement is distinct from ordinary mail or scan storage. The existing digital-file deletion provision is retained subject to legal exceptions; no new general scan-retention period is created.

The Client agrees that certain information may be collected to verify identity, provide services, process payments, fulfill legal obligations, prevent fraud, respond to authorities and administer the contractual relationship.

Client personal information will be disclosed only for legally permitted purposes and in accordance with applicable privacy notices and rights. Nothing in these Terms is consent to the sale or sharing of personal information or a waiver of an applicable statutory opt-out or other privacy right.

18. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS

The Client authorizes CONECTA to communicate by email, telephone, text messages, digital platforms, electronic portals or any other means provided by the Client. This consent concerns service delivery; it does not, by itself, constitute consent to advertising or automated campaigns requiring separate authorization.

The Client is responsible for keeping its contact information current.

CONECTA will not be liable for messages not received, emails sent to spam, disconnected phones, incorrect addresses or technological failures.

19. ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES

Electronic signatures and records may have the same legal effect as paper signatures and records under California’s Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, Civil Code §§ 1633.1–1633.17, and, where applicable, 15 U.S.C. § 7001. Each party must agree to the electronic transaction; there must be intent to sign, attribution to the signer and an accessible, retainable record of the terms and acceptance. Agreement to transact electronically is not inferred solely from electronic payment or registration of a purchase. Payment, service use or a general terms checkbox does not replace separate statutory consent, the California mailbox acknowledgment, USPS identification or signature-witnessing formalities. A notarial act must comply with the law governing the notary and the actual place of the act. These Terms do not authorize a California notary to perform remote online notarization before California law permits it. The USPS option for a real-time audio-video appearance before an authorized CMRA representative is distinct from notarization.

20. NO WARRANTIES

Services are provided “as is” and “as available”.

CONECTA does not guarantee:

21. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the fullest extent permitted by law, CONECTA will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, punitive or exemplary damages, loss of revenue, loss of opportunities, loss of reputation, loss of data, loss of documents, penalties, fines, business damages, delays or third-party failures.

CONECTA’s maximum total liability for any claim relating to the services will not exceed the amount actually paid by the Client to CONECTA during the twelve (12) months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

All exclusions, liability limits, waivers and indemnities in this Agreement and its incorporated policies apply only to the extent permitted by California and controlling federal law. They do not excuse CONECTA’s fraud, willful injury, gross negligence, violations of law for which liability cannot be excluded, or other nonwaivable liability, including that protected by Civil Code § 1668. They do not eliminate mandatory USPS, California CMRA service-of-process, privacy or designated-agent duties. The twelve-month cap does not apply to liability or remedies that cannot lawfully be limited. Client indemnities cover reasonable, documented losses attributable to the Client’s breach, wrongful acts or omissions or those of persons for whom it is legally responsible; they do not shift CONECTA’s own fault to the Client. Nonwaivable consumer, public-injunction and statutory rights remain available. These qualifications control every more general exclusion, disclaimer, indemnity or no-refund statement in these Terms.

22. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless CONECTA, its owners, directors, officers, employees, contractors, affiliates, agents and representatives against any claim, loss, damage, fine, penalty, investigation, expense, cost, liability or legal fee arising from:

23. DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Before initiating any legal proceeding, the Client must send a written notice detailing the dispute, facts, requested relief and contact information.

The parties must attempt to resolve the dispute in good faith for a minimum period of thirty (30) days. This process does not prevent seeking urgent relief, preserving a limitation or expiration period or exercising rights that cannot be conditioned on negotiation.

Disputes will first be addressed through the notice and good-faith negotiation procedure above, without preventing urgent relief, preservation of filing deadlines, agency complaints or nonwaivable rights. Binding individual arbitration applies only if both parties specifically and affirmatively accept this arbitration provision in a separate electronic acknowledgment or other valid written agreement, with a retainable record. Mere payment, use or acceptance of general terms is insufficient for this separate contractual requirement. Where validly accepted, arbitration is governed by the Federal Arbitration Act to the extent applicable to interstate or foreign commerce and otherwise by the California Arbitration Act, Code of Civil Procedure §§ 1280–1294.4, to the extent consistent with controlling federal law. The parties will select a neutral arbitrator; absent agreement, a court may appoint one under applicable law. The proceeding will afford a fair hearing, necessary evidence and all nonwaivable remedies; fees and costs must comply with applicable law and may not effectively prevent access. No unidentified institution’s rules or fees are incorporated. The seat is Orange County, California, subject to mandatory consumer venue protections; remote participation may be agreed. Either party may use small claims court for eligible individual claims. Requests for public injunctive relief and other nonwaivable or legally nonarbitrable matters remain available in a competent court if they cannot lawfully be resolved in arbitration; no provision eliminates such relief in every forum. Courts determine whether a valid arbitration agreement exists and matters reserved to courts by law. If arbitration was not separately accepted or is unenforceable, clause 25 governs court proceedings.

24. INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION AND PRESERVED COURT RIGHTS

Only within validly agreed arbitration, claims will proceed individually to the extent permitted by law and subject to clause 23’s exceptions. No general class-action waiver applies to court proceedings under these Terms.

The following rules apply:

25. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION

This Agreement exclusively governs services of the California entity identified at the beginning. Services contracted with another entity require their own agreement.

For services provided from California, this Agreement will be governed by the laws of the State of California. Controlling federal law will also apply, including USPS and arbitration rules where applicable.

Subject to validly agreed arbitration and mandatory jurisdiction and venue rules, judicial proceedings relating to this Agreement will be brought in the competent courts in Orange County, California, or, where federal jurisdiction exists, the United States District Court for the Central District of California. This provision does not create subject-matter jurisdiction, defeat mandatory consumer venue rights or waive the right to a jury in court. If the selected venue is legally unavailable, a court of otherwise proper jurisdiction and venue may hear the matter.

26. FORCE MAJEURE

CONECTA will not be liable for nonperformance, delay, interruption or inability to provide services due to events outside its reasonable control, including natural disasters, fires, floods, power outages, internet failures, government acts, strikes, pandemics, cyberattacks, USPS problems, courier problems, civil unrest, wars, terrorism or any similar event.

27. ASSIGNMENT

The Client may not assign, transfer, sell or delegate its rights or obligations under this Agreement without CONECTA’s prior written consent.

CONECTA may assign its rights or obligations to an affiliate, successor, purchaser, related company or third party continuing the business operation.

28. AMENDMENTS

CONECTA may amend these General Terms at any time. Changes will operate prospectively, will be communicated to the Client in a retainable format before taking effect and will allow cancellation before the next affected renewal. They will not retroactively alter accrued rights, services already paid for or existing disputes; when the law requires express consent, it will be obtained separately.

Continued use of the services after publication, notification or delivery of changes will constitute acceptance of those changes. Subject to the prior notice, prospective effect and consent required in the preceding clause.

29. SEVERABILITY

If any provision of this Agreement is found invalid, illegal or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect.

30. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

These General Terms, together with the specific agreements, authorizations, forms, exhibits, policies and documents incorporated by reference, constitute the entire agreement between the Client and CONECTA.

31. CLIENT ACCEPTANCE

By signing, paying for, using or continuing to use CONECTA’s services, the Client acknowledges having read, understood and accepted these General Terms.

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BUSINESS ADDRESS AND VIRTUAL OFFICE SERVICE AGREEMENT

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Business Address and Virtual Office Service Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into between:

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP, operating as CONECTA USA, located at 1913 E. 17th St, Ste 108, Santa Ana, CA 92705 (“CONECTA” or the “Company”), and the person or entity identified as the contracting party in the checkout, order, service sign-up page or electronic confirmation, hereinafter the “Client”.

This Agreement is governed by CONECTA’s General Terms and Conditions, which are incorporated by reference and form an integral part hereof.

1. PURPOSE OF THE AGREEMENT

CONECTA agrees to provide the Client with limited, revocable and nonexclusive use of a business address and associated virtual-office services, subject to the terms of this Agreement.

2. SERVICE DESCRIPTION

Depending on the selected plan, the service may include:

Any service not expressly included will be considered outside the scope.

3. NATURE OF THE ADDRESS

The Client acknowledges and agrees that:

• The address provided is exclusively commercial.

• It does not constitute a residential domicile.

• It does not by itself create a real-estate lease or rental; actual possession and mandatory law govern as explained in General Terms clause 5.

• It grants no rights of physical possession.

• It does not by itself create a landlord-tenant relationship; General Terms clause 5 controls if the actual arrangement creates one.

It is an administrative service, not a real-estate service.

4. AUTHORIZED USE OF THE ADDRESS

The Client may use the address only for:

• business registration

• business correspondence

• administrative purposes. A mailing address does not establish a residence, physical presence or principal place of business that does not exist. Clients must make truthful address disclosures, including those required by California Business and Professions Code § 17538.5(a)–(b). A home-business exception may be used only when its statutory conditions are met. A corporate Agent for Service of Process appointment requires separate eligibility, designation and acceptance; California’s mandatory CMRA process-receipt authorization is a separate obligation and applies as described in the Mail Policy.

The Client may NOT:

• use it as a residence

• register persons as living there

• use it for illegal activities

• use it to mislead banks or authorities

5. IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS

CONECTA does not guarantee that the address:

• will be accepted by banks

• will be accepted by the IRS

• will be accepted by state agencies

• will enable accounts to be opened

• will enable credit to be obtained

The Client assumes all risk.

6. IDENTIFICATION AND USPS COMPLIANCE

The Client must:

• complete and sign the official PS Form 1583 before activating USPS mail reception, in accordance with the USPS Policy of this Agreement

• present valid identification

• comply with CMRA requirements

Without this, service will not be activated.

7. PMB ASSIGNMENT

CONECTA will assign a PMB number that must appear with that designation in the Client’s mailing address. It does not represent a physical suite.

The Client agrees to:

• use it correctly

• not alter it

• not omit it when required

Misuse may cause mail to be lost.

8. SERVICE TERM

The service term shall be the one displayed to and accepted by the Client during checkout, in the order, service sign-up page or electronic confirmation: monthly, annual or another term expressly contracted for.

The agreement will renew automatically unless canceled beforehand. The selected frequency, amount and cancellation procedure must be disclosed before acceptance; the Payment Policy and any applicable mandatory renewal rules govern.

9. PAYMENTS

The Client agrees to:

• pay for the service in advance

• accept recurring charges

• pay additional charges if applicable

There are no refunds except where legally required.

10. MAIL

Mail handling is governed by:

Exhibit B – California Mail Handling Authorization, together with the Mail and Legal Documents Policy included in this Agreement.

CONECTA is not responsible for:

• loss

• delay

• USPS errors

11. PACKAGES

Package handling is governed by:

Exhibit C – Package and Goods Policy included in this Agreement.

In general:
CONECTA is NOT required to receive packages. Services expressly contracted for and USPS mail, including its packages, that the CMRA must accept under DMM 508.1.8.4 are excepted.

12. FACILITY ACCESS (IF APPLICABLE)

If the plan includes physical access:

• it will be limited

• during established hours

• subject to availability

It is not the Client’s permanent office.

13. MISUSE

CONECTA may suspend or cancel if it detects:

• fraud

• illegal activity

• abusive use

• false information

WITHOUT prior notice. USPS obligations remain in effect for at least six months after termination, subject to the forwarding exception when the written instruction not to forward provided in the Mail Policy exists, and registered-agent duties remain in effect until their legally effective cessation. Cancellation or nonpayment does not authorize refusal of USPS mail that must be accepted or disregard of those duties. California CMRA process-receipt, notice and mailing duties under Business and Professions Code § 17538.5 continue independently for two years after mailbox-service termination and are not conditioned on payment or a separate corporate-agent subscription.

14. TERMINATION

CONECTA may cancel the service:

• at any time

• without notice

• for any lawful reason

The Client may also cancel, but:

• there are no refunds

• it must pay outstanding balances. Cancellation and its effects are also governed by the Termination Policy, including legal refund exceptions and surviving postal and registered-agent obligations.

15. EFFECTS OF CANCELLATION

When the agreement ends:

• the Client loses the right to use the address

• it must stop using it immediately

• CONECTA may withdraw as the address. Subject to applicable legal time limits and formalities; postal duties and, where applicable, registered-agent duties survive until their effective cessation. California CMRA process-receipt, notice and mailing duties under Business and Professions Code § 17538.5 continue independently for two years after mailbox-service termination and are not conditioned on payment or a separate corporate-agent subscription.

16. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY

The Client is responsible for:

• update its address everywhere

• notify banks, the IRS and third parties

• manage its legal affairs

CONECTA is not responsible for consequences.

17. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

• business losses

• fines

• legal problems

• loss of mail

• rejection of the address

18. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to protect CONECTA against:

• lawsuits

• penalties

• claims

related to use of the address.

19. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARTIES

This agreement does NOT create:

• a partnership

• a joint venture

• legal agency

• an employment relationship

20. ACCEPTANCE

By accepting electronically under the Electronic Signature and Authorizations Policy, the Client accepts this Agreement and the General Terms.

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ACCEPTABLE USE AND PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Acceptable Use Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions, the Business Address Agreement and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. PURPOSE

This Policy establishes the mandatory conditions under which the Client may use the services provided by CONECTA, including business address, mail, virtual office and related services.

2. GENERAL PRINCIPLE OF USE

The Client agrees to:

3. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES

The Client may not use the services for:

3.1 Illegal activities

3.2 Misleading use of the address

3.3 Improper commercial use

3.4 Improper communication activities

3.5 Unauthorized regulated activities

4. FRAUDULENT OR SUSPICIOUS USE

CONECTA may consider suspicious any activity that:

5. RIGHT TO INVESTIGATE

CONECTA may:

The Client must cooperate at all times.

6. REPORTING TO AUTHORITIES

CONECTA may report information to authorities if:

This includes cooperation with:

• federal agencies

• state agencies

• local authorities

7. SUSPENSION OF SERVICE

CONECTA may suspend service:

During suspension, the Client may lose access to:

• mail

• address

• digital services

8. PERMANENT TERMINATION

Breach of this Policy may result in:

9. EFFECTS OF TERMINATION

Upon termination:

10. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

11. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

12. UPDATES

CONECTA may amend this Policy at any time. Changes will operate prospectively, will be communicated to the Client in a retainable format before taking effect and will allow cancellation before the next affected renewal. They will not retroactively alter accrued rights, services already paid for or existing disputes; when the law requires express consent, it will be obtained separately.

Continued use of the service implies acceptance of the changes. Subject to the conditions in the preceding clause.

13. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepts this Policy.

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PAYMENT, BILLING AND REFUND POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Payment, Billing and Refund Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions, the Business Address Agreement and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs:

2. PAYMENT OBLIGATION

The Client agrees that:

Use of the service entails an immediate payment obligation.

3. PAYMENT OPTIONS

CONECTA accepts payments through:

CONECTA may change or limit payment methods at any time.

4. CHARGE AUTHORIZATION

The Client authorizes CONECTA to:

This authorization remains in effect while a contractual relationship exists.

5. AUTOMATIC BILLING

Services may renew automatically:

The Client agrees that:

6. PRICES AND CHANGES

CONECTA may:

Changes will apply in the next billing cycle. Only after prior notice in a retainable form allowing cancellation before the affected cycle; the price of a period already paid for is not changed.

7. ADDITIONAL CHARGES

Charges may apply for:

The Client accepts these charges as mandatory. Charges and limits must be disclosed and accepted in the selected plan. If the plan includes unlimited scanning, there will be no page limits or overage charges for that scanning. Physical forwarding and additional services are quoted and accepted separately; commercial limits do not permit refusal of mail that USPS requires to be accepted.

8. NONPAYMENT

In the event of nonpayment, CONECTA may:

9. OVERDUE ACCOUNTS

Outstanding accounts may:

The Client will be responsible for:

10. REFUND POLICY

All payments are NONREFUNDABLE, unless:

There will be no refunds for:

11. DISPUTES AND CHARGEBACKS

The Client agrees that:

If it does, CONECTA may:

The Client will be responsible for all associated costs.

12. PAYMENT PROCESSORS

Payments may be handled by third parties.

The Client agrees to:

CONECTA will not be liable for:

13. FRAUD OR SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

CONECTA may suspend services if it detects:

14. TERMINATION FOR BREACH

Failure to pay constitutes grounds for:

Without a right to a refund.

15. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

16. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

17. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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PAYMENT PROCESSOR POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Payment Processor Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs the processing of payments made by the Client to CONECTA through external payment-service providers.

2. USE OF PAYMENT PROCESSORS

All payments will be processed through one or more external providers (the “Payment Processor”), such as, without limitation:

• Stripe

• Square

• PayPal

• or other authorized providers

CONECTA does not act as a financial institution or payment processor.

3. NO STORAGE OF FINANCIAL DATA

CONECTA does not directly collect or store:

All this information is managed exclusively by the Payment Processor.

4. ACCEPTANCE OF PROCESSOR TERMS

The Client agrees that:

5. PAYMENT AUTHORIZATION

By providing payment information, the Client authorizes:

Including:

• recurring payments

• taxes

• additional charges

• extra services. Only for expressly contracted items, disclosed amounts and valid authorizations. The bank-debit mandate and its revocation will be documented according to the payment method; bank credentials will not be obtained through these forms.

6. PAYMENT METHODS

Available methods may include:

Availability will depend on the Payment Processor.

7. SECURITY

The Payment Processor implements industry-standard security measures.

However, CONECTA will not be liable for:

8. PAYMENT DISPUTES

Any dispute relating to:

must be resolved directly with the Payment Processor. Without prejudice to CONECTA’s obligation to address claims concerning its own charges and the Client’s legal rights against its bank or card issuer.

CONECTA is not responsible for:

9. CHARGEBACKS

In the event of a chargeback:

10. PROCESSOR CHANGES

CONECTA reserves the right to:

Without prior notice.

11. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

12. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

13. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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MAIL AND LEGAL DOCUMENTS POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Mail and Legal Documents Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs:

2. NATURE OF THE SERVICE

CONECTA acts exclusively as an administrative intermediary in mail reception.

CONECTA is not:

3. MAIL RECEPTION

CONECTA may:

There is no guarantee of:

4. LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Legal documents include:

CONECTA may:

5. NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR LEGAL DEADLINES

The Client acknowledges that:

The Client is responsible for:

6. STORAGE

Mail will be stored for a maximum period of:

60 calendar days from notification to the Client of its receipt

After this period, CONECTA may:

7. DOCUMENT FORWARDING

Forwarding:

CONECTA will not be liable for:

8. DOCUMENTS AFTER TERMINATION

After service cancellation:

When the CMRA relationship ends, CONECTA will continue accepting the former Client’s mail for at least six months under DMM 508.1.8.4. As a written instruction permitted by that rule, by electronically accepting this document under the Electronic Signature and Authorizations Policy, the Client instructs that its mail not be automatically forwarded after termination and authorizes application of the contractual policy of 60-day storage and secure destruction of notified mail that it neither collects nor requests to be forwarded, except where retention is legally required. This instruction does not prevent the Client from requesting forwarding in writing and paying the disclosed and accepted costs; in that case, it will provide the address, or email address for authorized digital delivery, to be recorded in PS Form 1583 and the CRD. All physical forwarding through USPS requires new postage. If no valid written instruction not to forward exists, the minimum six-month forwarding required by the DMM will be provided. No instruction permits refusing mail, returning it to the sender during that period, holding it for six months to return it later to the Post Office or redepositing it without new postage. Mandatory reception does not reactivate the subscription or permit continued advertising of the address. Documents received in the capacity of registered agent are governed by the specific legal duties applicable to that role. California CMRA process-receipt, notice and mailing duties under Business and Professions Code § 17538.5 continue independently for two years after mailbox-service termination and are not conditioned on payment or a separate corporate-agent subscription.

After the minimum six-month period ends, only the mail classes permitted by DMM 508.1.8.4 will be returned to the Post Office, on the next business day after receipt and with the required postal endorsement, by handing them to the carrier or responsible Post Office, never placing them in a collection box. Mail already held during the six months may not be accumulated for later return. Early return as “Moved, Left No Address” requires prior forwarding with new postage and approval from the postmaster or station manager under the DMM.

9. SUSPICIOUS MAIL

CONECTA may:

If there is suspicion of:

• fraud

• illegal activity

• legal risk

10. SERVICE LIMITATIONS

CONECTA may:

11. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

12. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

13. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES

The service is provided “as is”.

There is no guarantee of:

14. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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TERMINATION AND CANCELLATION POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Termination and Cancellation Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs:

2. TERMINATION BY CONECTA

CONECTA may suspend or cancel any service:

Including, without limitation:

3. TERMINATION BY THE CLIENT

The Client may cancel the service:

However:

4. SUSPENSION OF SERVICES

CONECTA may temporarily suspend services when:

During suspension, the Client may lose access to:

5. IMMEDIATE EFFECTS OF TERMINATION

Once service ends:

6. SUBSEQUENT MAIL

After termination:

7. SUBSEQUENT USE OF THE ADDRESS

The Client may not continue using the address.

CONECTA may:

The Client assumes all legal consequences.

8. DOCUMENTS RECEIVED AFTER TERMINATION

CONECTA may:

9. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY

The Client is responsible for:

10. OUTSTANDING PAYMENTS

The Client will remain responsible for:

11. WAIVER OF CLAIMS

The Client waives claims for:

12. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

13. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

14. AUTOMATIC TERMINATION

Service may terminate automatically due to:

15. REACTIVATION

CONECTA may allow reactivation:

16. SURVIVAL

After termination, the following remain in effect:

17. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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PACKAGE AND GOODS POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Package and Goods Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs:

2. DEFINITION OF A PACKAGE

A package is any shipment that:

3. GENERAL POLICY

CONECTA is not:

CONECTA is not required to receive packages. Packages expressly included in a contracted additional service and all USPS shipments a CMRA must accept are excepted. The package add-on does not turn CONECTA into a warehouse or logistics center.

4. RIGHT TO REFUSE

CONECTA may:

Without an obligation to notify the Client.

5. EXCEPTIONAL ACCEPTANCE

If CONECTA accepts a package:

6. STORAGE

If received:

After this period, CONECTA may:

7. UNAUTHORIZED PACKAGES

The following will be considered unauthorized:

CONECTA may act without prior notice.

8. PROHIBITED CONTENT

Sending the following to the address is prohibited:

CONECTA may:

9. INSPECTION

CONECTA may:

Without liability to the Client.

10. FORWARDING

If forwarding is permitted:

11. MISUSE

Use of the address for:

will result in immediate cancellation when it involves unauthorized use of the location as a warehouse or logistics center; not merely because of the Client’s lawful activities or packages expressly included in the contracted add-on. Mandatory postal obligations survive.

12. TERMINATION

CONECTA may cancel services if it detects:

Without prior notice.

13. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

Even if the package was accepted.

14. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

related to packages.

15. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES

CONECTA does not guarantee:

16. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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GOVERNMENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT REQUESTS POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Government and Law Enforcement Requests Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs:

2. GENERAL PRINCIPLE

CONECTA agrees to:

3. REQUIREMENTS FOR REQUESTS

CONECTA will respond only to requests meeting the following:

Including:

• subpoenas

• court orders

• search warrants

• official demands

4. INFORMATION REQUIRED IN THE REQUEST

Every request must include:

5. METHOD OF DELIVERING REQUESTS

Requests must be sent to CONECTA by:

CONECTA will verify the legal basis of requests and does not voluntarily disclose protected information merely because of an informal inquiry. It will nevertheless provide the information specifically required by California Business and Professions Code § 17538.5: advise a complainant or inquirer of its CMRA process-agent role, make required mailbox records available to the Department of Consumer Affairs or investigating law enforcement, and disclose a judgment debtor mailbox customer’s last known address to a judgment creditor presenting a certified judgment, as the statute requires.

6. CONECTA’S RESPONSE

CONECTA may:

7. DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION

CONECTA may disclose information when:

8. TYPES OF INFORMATION DISCLOSED

This may include:

Only to the extent legally required.

9. CLIENT NOTIFICATION

CONECTA may notify the Client about the request, except when:

10. NO APPEARANCE

CONECTA will not be required to:

Unless a court order requires it.

11. COMPLIANCE COSTS

CONECTA may charge fees for:

The Client may be responsible for these costs.

12. INVALID REQUESTS

CONECTA may reject requests that:

13. LEGAL PROTECTION

CONECTA will not be liable for:

14. SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

CONECTA may report directly to authorities if it detects:

15. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

16. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

related to requests from authorities.

17. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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FORMS USE AND LEGAL ADVICE DISCLAIMER POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Forms Use and Legal Advice Disclaimer Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of any form, document, template or material provided by CONECTA implies full acceptance of this Policy.

Official USPS PS Form 1583 and PS Form 1583-A are used without altering their text. Internal agreements supplement the service relationship and do not replace those forms or their requirements.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs:

2. NATURE OF THE FORMS

CONECTA may provide:

These materials:

3. NO LEGAL ADVICE

CONECTA is not a law firm.

Therefore:

The Client acknowledges that any decision based on these documents is at its own risk.

4. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY

The Client is responsible for:

5. USE AT OWN RISK

The Client agrees that:

CONECTA will not be liable for those risks.

6. ACCURACY AND UPDATES

CONECTA does not guarantee that:

7. AMENDMENTS

Forms may be changed at any time without prior notice.

The Client is responsible for checking the most recent version.

8. MISUSE

The Client may not:

9. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

10. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

11. RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER DOCUMENTS

This Policy supplements:

12. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges that:

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GENERAL DISCLAIMER – WE ARE NOT ATTORNEYS / NO LEGAL ADVICE

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This General Disclaimer (the “Disclaimer”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Disclaimer.

Administrative assistance does not include selecting legal strategies, interpreting rights or providing advice reserved for licensed professionals. A disclaimer does not authorize the unlicensed practice of law in California or replace any registration, contract or other requirement applicable to a regulated document-assistance service. No regulated professional service is included unless lawfully provided under the required separate engagement.

1. PRINCIPAL STATEMENT

CONECTA is an administrative and commercial services company.

CONECTA is not:

2. NO ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP

Use of CONECTA’s services does not create:

3. ABSENCE OF LEGAL ADVICE

CONECTA does not provide:

4. INFORMATION PROVIDED

Any information, document, guide or communication provided by CONECTA:

5. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY

The Client is responsible for:

6. USE OF DOCUMENTS

The Client agrees that:

7. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

8. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

9. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges that:

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REGISTERED AGENT / AGENT FOR SERVICE OF PROCESS
SERVICE POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Registered Agent Service Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the service implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE OF SERVICE

CONECTA may act as the Client’s Registered Agent only when:

2. NATURE OF THE SERVICE

The Client acknowledges that:

3. REGISTERED AGENT FUNCTIONS

While its designation is in effect, CONECTA must:

4. SERVICE LIMITATIONS

CONECTA does not guarantee:

The Client is responsible for:

5. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY

The Client is responsible for:

6. LEGAL DOCUMENTS

CONECTA may receive:

CONECTA may:

7. NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR DEADLINES

The Client acknowledges that:

8. CLIENT REQUIREMENTS

The Client must:

9. TERMINATION OF SERVICE

CONECTA may cancel the service:

10. RESIGNATION AS REGISTERED AGENT

CONECTA may:

The Client will be responsible for:

11. EFFECTS OF RESIGNATION

Upon resignation:

12. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

13. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

14. LEGAL COMPLIANCE

The Client agrees to comply with:

15. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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DIGITAL SERVICES POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Digital Services Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs digital services offered by CONECTA, including:

2. NATURE OF THE SERVICE

The Client acknowledges that:

3. DOMAIN REGISTRATION

When CONECTA registers a domain:

The Client agrees that:

4. OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL

Ownership of digital assets will depend on:

CONECTA may:

5. EMAIL ACCOUNTS

CONECTA may provide:

The Client is responsible for:

6. WEBSITES

If CONECTA creates or manages a website:

7. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

Many services depend on third parties, including:

CONECTA will not be liable for:

8. LIMITATIONS

CONECTA does not guarantee:

9. SECURITY

The Client is responsible for:

10. PROHIBITED USE

The Client may not use digital services for:

11. TERMINATION

CONECTA may suspend digital services:

12. LOSS OF ACCESS

After cancellation:

13. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

14. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

15. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE AND AUTHORIZATIONS POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This Electronic Signature and Authorizations Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs:

2. ELECTRONIC CONSENT

The Client agrees that it may:

3. LEGAL VALIDITY

The Client acknowledges that:

To the extent permitted by applicable law, California’s Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, Civil Code §§ 1633.1–1633.17, and the federal E-SIGN Act, 15 U.S.C. § 7001, recognize qualifying electronic records and signatures. Consent to electronic transactions, intent, attribution and the ability to retain the record are required; electronic payment alone does not establish agreement to transact electronically under Civil Code § 1633.5. Statutory exclusions, separate-consent requirements, USPS appearance and identification rules, and applicable notarial formalities remain controlling. A California notary is not authorized by this document to conduct remote online notarization before the governing law permits it. A permitted USPS audio-video appearance before a CMRA representative is a distinct verification route.

4. METHODS OF ACCEPTANCE

Acceptance will be considered valid when the Client:

5. CLIENT AUTHORIZATION

The Client authorizes CONECTA to:

6. SIGNER IDENTITY

The Client acknowledges that:

7. ELECTRONIC RECORDS

CONECTA may:

8. WITHDRAWAL OF CONSENT

The Client may withdraw electronic consent by written request to info@conectausabiz.com, without invalidating records previously validly signed or losing nonwaivable rights. Civil Code § 1633.5 protects the ability to decline further electronic transactions where applicable. Required E-SIGN consumer disclosures concerning paper copies, technical requirements, scope, withdrawal procedures, consequences and any disclosed fees must be supplied before obtaining the relevant consent. These Terms do not replace a required demonstration of access or permit forfeiture of statutory rights.

However:

9. SECURITY

CONECTA implements reasonable security measures, but does not guarantee absolute protection.

10. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

11. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

12. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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USPS COMPLIANCE AND PS FORM 1583 POLICY

CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP

This USPS Compliance and PS Form 1583 Policy (the “Policy”) forms an integral part of the General Terms and Conditions and all agreements entered into between the Client and CONECTA USA BUSINESS CORP (“CONECTA” or the “Company”).

Use of the services implies full acceptance of this Policy.

1. SCOPE

This Policy governs:

2. NATURE OF A CMRA

Receiving mail for third parties at the California location is subject to the USPS CMRA framework, even if provided as an office business center. CONECTA will activate such reception only after completing this location’s PS Form 1583-A registration with the responsible Post Office and verifying required compliance. This document does not certify that this process has already been approved.

The Client acknowledges that:

3. PS FORM 1583 REQUIREMENT

The Client must complete PS Form 1583 to:

Service will not be activated without this requirement. The official form is used without alterations. The applicant signs or confirms the signature in the physical or virtual presence, with real-time audio and video, of the CMRA owner, manager or authorized employee; alternatively, the applicant acknowledges the signature before a notary commissioned in a U.S. state, territory, possession or the District of Columbia, complying with its formalities. A foreign notary alone does not satisfy that alternative. An ordinary signature on this agreement does not replace that appearance.

4. MANDATORY IDENTIFICATION

The Client must provide:

Missing documentation will prevent service.

5. VERIFICATION

CONECTA must verify what USPS requires and may request additional acceptable documentation:

6. ADDRESS USE

The Client agrees to:

7. USPS PROHIBITIONS

The Client may not:

8. SUSPENSION OF SERVICE

CONECTA may suspend services if:

9. TERMINATION

CONECTA may cancel service if:

10. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY

The Client is responsible for:

At closure, CONECTA will record the termination date and update the CRD as soon as practicable. The federal rule requires the endorsed PS Form 1583 to remain available for inspection for at least six months; California Business and Professions Code § 17538.5(c) separately requires retention of the form and both identification copies for two years after termination. CONECTA will satisfy the longer applicable duty and any other legal preservation requirement. USPS post-termination mail handling and California’s independent two-year CMRA process duties continue as provided in the Mail Policy, despite subscription cancellation.

11. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

CONECTA will not be liable for:

12. INDEMNIFICATION

The Client agrees to indemnify CONECTA for:

13. ACCEPTANCE

The Client acknowledges having read and accepted this Policy.

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