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An offer to buy a Lee’s Sandwiches franchise is made by a Franchise Disclosure Document only. We offer and sell franchises to qualified prospective franchisees only in certain states. To the extent required under applicable state law, we will not offer or sell a franchise unless registered or exempt in the state where the prospective buyer ...
The Franchise Bureau in the Office of the Attorney General registers and monitors franchisors and brokers who seek to sell franchises in Illinois. The goal of the bureau and the Franchise Disclosure Act it administers is to provide presale disclosures and protection for prospective franchisees.
The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Lee’s Sandwiches Baguette Factory Production Unit franchised business is $1,112,060 to $1,838,560. This includes $95,000 to $115,000 that must be paid to the franchisor and their affiliates.
Lee’s Sandwiches FDD – Franchise Information, Costs and Fees Type of Business The franchise offered is for the establishment and operation of an independently owned and operated business, which may be either a “Baguette Factory Production Unit” or a “Production Unit” offering the full line of Lee’s Sandwiches products and producing the dough for baguettes...
UNIFORM FRANCHISE REGISTRATION APPLICATION. State: File No. (Insert file number of immediately preceding filing of Applicant) Fee: APPLICATION FOR (Check only one): INITIAL REGISTRATION OF AN OFFER AND SALE OF FRANCHISES. RENEWAL APPLICATION OR ANNUAL REPORT.
Lee’s Sandwiches franchise costs differ greatly depending on which of the four franchise options is pursued. The cheapest option is a mall unit, with a franchise fee of $35,000 and a total investment somewhere between $190,830 and $398,870.
An offer to buy a Lee’s Sandwiches franchise is made by a Franchise Disclosure Document only. We offer and sell franchises to qualified prospective franchisees only in certain states. To the extent required under applicable state law, we will not offer or sell a franchise unless registered or exempt in the state where the prospective buyer ...
