YIOT 5780 Mechirat Chametz Form
Welcome to the 5780 YIOT online Mechirat Chametz form!

This form can be used for Mechirat Chametz until 11:59 PM EDT on April 6th.

Lets go through a summary of the document of authorization. Once authorized, you the seller are bound by all the terms of the document, whether you understand them in the Hebrew or not.

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You are authorizing Rabbi Binyamin Krohn, rabbi of Young Israel of Teaneck, or his designee, as an agent to sell your chametz to a non-Jew.  You are not selling your chametz to Rabbi Krohn.
This authorization extends to all kinds of chametz (even tiny amounts), including chametz that you own outright or in partnership with a non-Jew (including through shares in corporations that own chametz) or for which you are responsible. This includes chametz that is in your home, your office, in storage, in transit and elsewhere. *
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You authorize Rabbi Krohn to sell and deliver any (or all) of that chametz, to whomever he chooses, by any kind of transaction he chooses. If the buyer doesn't pay the price, the sale will still be valid and beyond challenge. *
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You authorize Rabbi Krohn to rent out and grant rights of access to any area in which your chametz is located, even if to get there the buyer has to go through other parts of your property. These rights are non-exclusive, so you can still use those areas. *
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You authorize Rabbi Krohn to sell chametz that you don't yet own, but will become yours before the time that you're not allowed to deal in chametz, or that will become chametz on Pesach. You declare that you reject ownership or possession of anything that might become chametz on Pesach, and that the non-Jewish buyer is free to acquire that chametz from hefker (its ownerless state). *
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You authorize Rabbi Krohn to write a document of sale to the buyer in any way he chooses. You authorize him to delegate his rights and responsibilities to others to effect the sale. *
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It is customary to lift up an article of value, such as a handkerchief or a pen, with the intention of confirming your agreement to be bound by the terms of the document of authorization. If Rabbi Krohn is not in front of you at the time of this authorization, the handkerchief or pen may be handed to you by somebody else in your location on behalf of the agent. (Please note that this is not required, but it is recommended if someone else is present.) * *
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