An Oregon Stock Escrow Agreement is a legal document used to protect buyers and sellers when selling shares of a company in the state of Oregon. It outlines the rights and responsibilities of both parties and ensures that the shares are transferred safely and securely. The agreement is typically used when a company is being bought or sold, and the buyer and seller want to ensure the transfer happens without any problems. There are two types of Oregon Stock Escrow Agreement: the Standard Oregon Stock Escrow Agreement and the Oregon Stock Escrow Agreement with a Lockbox. The Standard Agreement is a basic contract that outlines the terms of the escrow and the responsibilities of each party. The Lockbox Agreement requires the buyer to put funds in an escrow account before the transfer can take place. This ensures that the buyer’s funds are secure and the seller can be assured that they will get paid.