*Va. Code Ann. § 59.1--21.4 *
(2006)

§ 59.1--21.4. Receipt or written agreement

(1) In a home solicitation sale, unless the buyer requests the seller to
provide goods or services without delay in an

emergency, the seller must present to the buyer a fully completed receipt if
it is a cash or credit card sale or obtain the

buyer's signature to a written agreement or offer to purchase, in the case
of a credit sale, which designates as the date of

the transaction the date on which the buyer actually makes payment in whole
or in part or signs, and which contains a

statement of the buyer's rights and a notice of cancellation which comply
with subsection (2). The seller shall also furnish

the buyer with a copy of any contract pertaining to a home solicitation sale
at the time of its execution.

(2) The statement shall

(a) Appear on the front side of the receipt or contract, or immediately
above the buyer's signature, in bold face type

of a minimum size of ten points under the conspicuous caption: "BUYER'S
RIGHT TO CANCEL," and

(b) Read as either of the following: (i) "If this agreement was solicited at
a residence and you do not want the goods

or services, you, the buyer, may cancel this transaction at any time prior
to midnight of the third business day after the

date of this transaction. See the attached notice of cancellation form for
an explanation of this right.

Notice of Cancellation

..................................................

(Date of Transaction)

To cancel this transaction, mail or deliver a signed and dated copy of this

cancellation notice or any other written notice, or send a telegram to

............................,
at.............................................

(name of seller) (address of seller's place of business)

not later than midnight of ...................

(Date)

I hereby cancel this transaction

........................

(Date)

........................ "; or

(Buyer's signature)

(ii) In the form and content of any similar notice requirement for home
solicitation sales under federal law;

provided that such requirement contains at least the information required in
(i) of this subsection and, further provided,

that nothing in such notice is in conflict with the provisions of this
chapter. Any statement or notice form presented to a

buyer prior to the effective date of an amendment to this section shall be
deemed sufficient if it satisfied the requirements

of this section in effect at the time the statement or notice was presented.

(3) Except as otherwise provided in this section until the seller has
complied with this section the buyer may cancel

the home solicitation sale by notifying the seller in any manner and by any
means of his intention to cancel.

(4) A home solicitation sale shall be deemed to be in compliance with notice
requirements of this section if (a) the

buyer may at any time (i) cancel the order, or (ii) refuse to accept
delivery of the goods without any obligation to pay

for them, or (iii) return the goods to the seller and receive a full refund
for any amount the buyer has paid; and (b) the

buyer's right to cancel the order, refuse delivery or return the goods,
together with the name and address of either the

selling company or the salesperson, is clearly and conspicuously set forth
on the face or reverse side of the sales receipt

or contract in a size larger than that used in the body of the receipt or
contract.

(5) Any statement or notice form satisfying the requirements of this section
as in effect prior to July 1, 1975, may be

used until January 1, 1977.