The document outlines the Militarily Critical Technical Data Agreement (DD Form 2345), essential for entities seeking access to U.S. or Canadian military technical data as part of the Joint Certification Program. It mandates a clear submission type—initial, revision, or renewal—and requires detailed information from the submitting entity, including its legal name, CAGE code, address, and the key data custodians responsible for handling sensitive information. The form emphasizes compliance with U.S. and Canadian export control laws, requiring certifications from the entity regarding the lawful residency status of custodians and prohibiting access to unauthorized individuals. It also necessitates the authorized representative's certification of the provided information, alongside a protocol for approval and certification management by governmental authorities. The agreement serves to protect sensitive military data while facilitating legitimate business operations within government contracting scenarios. Adherence to strict documentation and disclosure requirements is crucial for entities looking to engage in contracts involving militarily critical data. Overall, this form acts as a crucial gatekeeper for ensuring that technical information is safeguarded against unauthorized dissemination while enabling compliance with military and trade regulations.