| S_IN-P2-C001 | The official IGA current Title 28 route was not materially readable as a complete statute; it returned a JavaScript shell. | S_IN-P1-S001 | High confidence as an access finding. It does not show that official text is unavailable through every possible public route.
Indiana General Assembly |
| S_IN-P2-C002 | Official 2026 IGA search-index fragments corroborate the existence of current §28-1-29-8.3, its additional-charge approval language, and amendment-history display through P.L.69-2018, SEC.48. | S_IN-P1-S001 | Corroboration only. Indexed fragments are not a complete official section or amendment-chain read.
Indiana General Assembly
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| S_IN-P2-C003 | Within the complete 2025 §8.3 reproduction actually read, the amounts and formulas are fixed and there is no express indexing clause, aggregate program cap, or separately listed savings-, settlement-, or per-debt fee. | S_IN-P1-S002, §8.3 lines 58–93 | Bounded negative finding within the reproduced section. It does not establish absence elsewhere in current Indiana law or in provider-specific DFI approvals.
Justia Law |
| S_IN-P2-C004 | PASS-01 C020 therefore cannot carry an unqualified “current Indiana law contains no such provision” implication. | S_IN-P2-C001–C003 | Complete official-current text and enactment chain remain held. Negative searching is not proof of nonexistence. |
| S_IN-P2-C005 | Official IGA indexed metadata identifies SB 169/SEA 169 as Public Law 115, signed March 5, 2026. | S_IN-P1-S005 | High confidence for status metadata; the official page itself remained a JavaScript shell.
Indiana General Assembly |
| S_IN-P2-C006 | The official 2026 Enrolled Acts index reports SEA 169, P.L.115, Sections 1–99 effective July 1, 2026. | S_IN-P2-S001 | High confidence for indexed session metadata; the underlying official PDF was not materially read.
Indiana General Assembly |
| S_IN-P2-C007 | The enrolled-act reproduction’s §28 expressly amends IC 24-5-15-7 effective July 1, 2026 and contains the contract, cancellation, ten-day refund, and document-delivery provisions summarized in C023. | S_IN-P2-S002, lines 1134–1190; printed pp. 27–28 | High textual confidence in the public reproduction, qualified because the host is third party.
LegiScan
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| S_IN-P2-C008 | The official 2026 Title 24 search index reports the current codification’s amendment history as including P.L.115-2026, SEC.28. | S_IN-P1-S003 | Corroborates current codification identity; not a complete official section read.
Indiana General Assembly |
| S_IN-P2-C009 | Neither the earlier billtexts URL nor the LegiScan PDF is official Indiana hosting. The direct IGA PDF response reported by the coordinator was HTML, not a usable PDF. | S_IN-P1-S005; S_IN-P2-S002 | Source-provenance correction. No mirror is elevated to official status based on filename or copied formatting. |
| S_IN-P2-C010 | DFI’s current policies page publicly links a Consumer Credit fee schedule for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027. | S_IN-P1-S011, landing-page lines 76–80 | Personally verified. The DOCX itself was not readable through the public web reader.
Indiana Government |
| S_IN-P2-C011 | The coordinator-supplied official current schedule lists the DMP application fee at $1,000; renewal at $1,000 due December 31; renewal late fee at $20 per day; hourly examination fee at $80; and late examination-fee payment at $20 per day if paid after 60 days. | S_IN-P1-S011, current DOCX, table 0 rows 16–21 | Current-file-content finding based on coordinator-supplied evidence and exact file hash. Not personally opened in this Chat. |
| S_IN-P2-C012 | The five current-schedule amounts align with the readable 750 IAC 10-1-11 reproduction and official IAR indexed final-rule material. | S_IN-P1-S010, rule subsection (a), DMP row | Strong corroboration, but the full official IAR text remained unread. The rule reproduction does not display the 60-day condition in its table cell.
Legal Information Institute
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| S_IN-P2-C013 | The explicit “after 60 days” condition is consistent with reproduced IC 28-1-29-10.5(d): assessed costs are due within 60 days, and the per-day fee starts the first day after that period. | S_IN-P2-S003, lines 74–80 | Strong textual alignment, subject to the unresolved official-current-code limitation.
Justia Law |
| S_IN-P2-C014 | The schedule’s citation to §10.5(d)(2) is preserved as the agency table’s citation; the reproduced statute’s payment and late-fee sentences follow both the investigation and examination alternatives in subsection (d). | S_IN-P1-S011; S_IN-P2-S003 | This corrects neither the schedule nor the statute; it records their respective structures. |
| S_IN-P2-C015 | IC 28-11-3-5, as reproduced, authorizes DFI’s annual schedule and says fees continue until modified, with modifications generally effective at the start of the next fiscal year. | S_IN-P2-S004, lines 60–65 | Supports the annual-schedule mechanism, but remains a 2025 secondary reproduction. The actual June 9, 2022 adoption instrument was not read.
Justia Law |
| S_IN-P2-C016 | The C028 amounts are regulatory charges imposed on applicants, licensees, or examined persons, not consumer fees chargeable under IC 28-1-29-8.3. | S_IN-P1-S010–S011; S_IN-P1-S002 | High confidence from the documents’ respective subjects. The rule describes fees for DFI services; §8.3 separately regulates charges imposed on debtors.
Legal Information Institute
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