When the financial guarantee ceases, under the conditions provided for in article R. 211-33, the guarantor shall immediately inform, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, the persons who have made payments or remittances and whose names and addresses appear in the register of payments or remittances provided for in the first paragraph of article R. 211-48. This letter shall indicate the three-month time limit for lodging claims.
The guarantor also informs the registration commission referred to in article L. 141-2 and the credit institution with which the account referred to in the second paragraph of article R. 211-48 is opened.
All claims originating from a payment or remittance made prior to the date of termination of the guarantee remain covered by the guarantor, if they are produced by the creditor within three months of the date of receipt of the letter provided for in the first paragraph above.
At the same time, the guarantor shall publish a notice in the press mentioning the three-month period available to creditors to file.
Once the credit institution has been notified that the guarantee has been terminated, withdrawals may only be made with the agreement of the guarantor. If the account holder refuses to make a withdrawal, the appointment of a provisional administrator may be requested from the president of the judicial court ruling in summary proceedings.
In the event of a change of guarantee, funds arising from operations in progress at the time the guarantee is terminated may only be transferred to another account of the same type if they are covered under the new guarantee.