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Code · CFR · Title 28 — Judicial Administration · Part 58 · § 58.19

§ 58.19. Continuing requirements for becoming and remaining approved agencies.

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(a)To become an approved agency, an agency must affirmatively establish, to the satisfaction of the United States Trustee, that the agency at the time of approval:
(1)Satisfies every requirement of this part; and
(2)Provides adequate counseling to its clients.
(b)To remain an approved agency, an approved agency shall affirmatively establish, to the satisfaction of the United States Trustee, that the approved agency:
(1)Has satisfied every requirement of this part;
(2)Has provided adequate counseling to its clients; and
(3)Would continue to satisfy both paragraphs (b)(1) and
(2)of this section in the future. \[78 FR 16153, Mar. 14, 2013\]
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