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From: "Zivanovic-Smith, Marija" <Marija.Zivanovic-Smith@ncr.com>
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2010 18:41:21
To: ncallahan@rosemontseneca.com<ncallahan@rosemontseneca.com>; HunterBiden<hbiden@rosemontseneca.com>
Cc: mpetrucelli@clearpathimmigration.com<mpetrucelli@clearpathimmigration.com>; Heffernan, Tim<th185040@ncr.com>
Subject: Introduction - - Rosemont Seneca & ClearPath Inc.

Dear Neil and Hunter,

Via this note I would like to introduce you to Michael Petrucelli, CEO and Founder of ClearPath Inc., a two-year-old start-up, that is simply put the "turbo tax" of customs and immigration forms. ClearPath is our strategic partner in Project Accesso effort (described in more detail below), and as referenced on the phone earlier today, they are in an ongoing dialogue with NCR business development team.

We would love to organize a meeting with your team, Michael Petrucelli and myself in the near future.

Regards,

Marija

BACKGROUND ON ACCESSO

When we last met in Washington, Tim and I have mentioned to you few emerging business opportunities we have been incubating in our EBO group. One of them is known as Project Accesso - a self service platform for immigration documents (opening door to all government forms and e-government services).

Project Accesso is conceived around a new solution that provides a fast and convenient way for legal permanent residents (LPR) to apply for resident status, renew or apply for employment authorization, complete change of address forms, and apply for an IRS Individual Taxpayer ID Number. We believe that delivering and processing government forms under a services model, as we're doing here, will set the standard for the way governments make immigration, social security, healthcare and countless other services available as they modernize their infrastructures.

The process is easy: all an LPR needs to do is apply and pay for services at a window of a participating establishment which could be a local retailer or post office. The attendant provides the applicant with a card, at which point they can use an NCR kiosk to fill out the necessary immigration forms, get copies as required, and at some point electronically file applications with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. The pilot will start in Q1 2011 in Houston, Texas. It has the potential to open doors to billions of annual untapped self-service market opportunity.

To create this solution, NCR partnered with ClearPath and Barri Group. ClearPath is a pioneer in this solution space, providing Software-as-a-Service for immigration automation since 2008. The Barri Group owns a chain of markets in the Southwest that provides immigration and remittance services to thousands of LPRs every year. Most importantly, they're a trusted member of the communities they serve.Æioz»"¢}tzw(v)àQ1| à“`ñ)–+-=@K /ÿše{ÿÃL3Ë!$õÓÿÄ6m§ÿðé¦Wœ¢oÃL;?>º)z»r.+-×Gmv™b²ÛޮȨŸ] ‰Ëd{'(ž÷«±«b¢xþG²Š{^êõÓ¿vçø§µè ®G²u«^•«-¾'°yßä{(§µè ¯Oâž× z¹ ÉÖ­z·œz+Þwù Ê)íz«×o=ç_wÓ¿âž× z¹ ÉùZ‚Ïä{(§µè ¯Î}Ó_yï]ÿŠ{^êä{*ޚ‹^‰ßä{+-®)àÛ¾´÷û-®)àý؜·úeŠË