The Washington Model Promotional Shares Lock-In Agreement-Class A Issuer is a document used by companies that have issued Class A shares of stock, usually to raise capital. This document outlines the terms and conditions that must be met by the shareholder, or the issuer, in order to lock-in the shares. The purpose of this agreement is to protect the interests of the issuer by preventing the shareholder from transferring, selling, or otherwise disposing of their shares for a period of time. The Washington Model Promotional Shares Lock-In Agreement-Class A Issuer is typically used in situations when the issuer wants to ensure that the shareholder holds the shares for a predetermined amount of time, usually a year or more. This type of agreement is also known as a “vesting agreement” or “restricted stock agreement.” The terms of the Washington Model Promotional Shares Lock-In Agreement-Class A Issuer may vary, but typically include provisions such as the length of the lock-in period, the restrictions on how the shares may be sold or transferred, and the penalties for violating the agreement. The terms may also include provisions that allow the issuer to buy back or redeem the shares if the shareholder violates the agreement. Different types of Washington Model Promotional Shares Lock-In Agreement-Class A Issuer include “Growth Stock Lock-In Agreement”, “IPO Lock-In Agreement”, and “Private Placement Lock-In Agreement”.