To that end, we have created a new page to list informal interpretations that no longer represent the position of the PNO. Many HSR practitioners have requested that we announce when an Informal Interpretation has been superseded in whole or in part. Please check out this important BC blog post, Resuming early termination of HSR reviews.We have deleted out of date information and provided additional guidance for clarity. 04-03-20 UPDATE: Please carefully review the updated Guidance for Filing Parties.The Filing Fee Information and Current Thresholds pages have been updated with the 2019 HSR thresholds. The PNO has been having technical difficulties opening documents with very long names. For example, instead of naming a document “4c-1 September 2019 Confidential Information Presentation Project Persephone”, a shorter name like “4c-1 September 2019 CIM” works better. 04-15-20 UPDATE: When you are naming the PDF documents for submission via the e-filing system, please keep the file names descriptive, but short.
The Guidance for Filing Parties page has been updated with this and other new information. Please note that when e-filing, parties may submit either a scanned PDF copy of the hard copy signature pages or PDFs with an e-signature. The PNO will issue further instructions on signature pages when the crisis is over. Effective immediately, please hold on to hard copy originals do not send them in. Prior guidance asked parties to mail the originals to the PNO. 04-29-20 UPDATE : The PNO is updating its policy on the handling of original signature pages when submitting an HSR filing.With all the changes to procedures to accommodate e-filing and PNO telework, we thought this would be a good time to remind filers how to avoid unnecessary delays due to HSR fee issues. The PNO has a new blog post with reminders and tips for successfully submitting HSR filings fees.06-22-20 UPDATE : We have edited the Guidance for Filing Parties to clarify the use of e-signatures on the Certification and Affidavit.In the revised guidance, we provide instructions for requesting multiple links and submitting the filing documents in multiple uploads. We have found that handling more than fifty documents at a time is problematic for our system. 07-07-20 UPDATE : We have amended the Guidance for Filing Parties to provide additional instruction when filers are uploading a large number of documents for an HSR filing.In that case, the links have been rerouted to the most recent version of that document or page. About the FTC Show/hide About the FTC menu items.News and Events Show/hide News and Events menu items.Advice and Guidance Show/hide Advice and Guidance menu items.Competition and Consumer Protection Guidance Documents.Enforcement Show/hide Enforcement menu items.All papers in the Archive are subject to Elsevier's user license. All published items, including research articles, have unrestricted access and will remain permanently free to read and download 48 months after publication.
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