Which term is used to describe the directive to add line 2 authorities to an existing Form D?

Which term is used to describe the directive to add line 2 authorities to an existing Form D?

• A. Spec Direction
• B. Specified Direction
• C. Verbal Direction
• D. Written Directive

Answer: (B)

Specified Direction is used when the directive names exactly what is being added—line 2 authorities—to the existing Form D. This precision makes the change clear and auditable, ensuring the modification to the form is officially recorded and understood. Verbal Direction lacks a written record and specificity, while a general Written Directive doesn’t inherently indicate a modification to line 2 authorities. An abbreviated form isn’t the formal term.

Specified Direction is used when the directive names exactly what is being added—line 2 authorities—to the existing Form D. This precision makes the change clear and auditable, ensuring the modification to the form is officially recorded and understood. Verbal Direction lacks a written record and specificity, while a general Written Directive doesn’t inherently indicate a modification to line 2 authorities. An abbreviated form isn’t the formal term.