When must a Home Improvement Salesperson provide a consumer with a "Notice of Cancellation"?

A Home Improvement Salesperson must provide a "Notice of Cancellation" at the time of contract signing to ensure that the consumer is fully aware of their rights regarding the cancellation of the contract. This is a requirement intended to protect consumers, giving them clear and immediate notice of their ability to cancel the agreement without penalty within a specified period. By delivering this notice at the moment the contract is signed, the salesperson ensures that the consumer has all necessary information upfront, allowing for informed decision-making.

Providing this notice before the project begins or within a set timeframe after signing would not adequately inform the consumer at the moment they commit to the contract. Furthermore, only providing it upon request would negate the proactive obligation that salespersons have to disclose this crucial consumer right. Therefore, the correct timing for giving the "Notice of Cancellation" is indeed at the point of contract signing for transparency and consumer protection.