Document:

Form of Aircraft Time Sharing Agreement

 Exhibit 10.53 

FORM OF TIME SHARING AGREEMENT 
 This TIME SHARING AGREEMENT (this “Agreement”) is made and entered into as of the      day of
                    , 2011 between Motorola Mobility, Inc., hereinafter referred to as the “Operator”, and Sanjay K. Jha,
hereinafter referred to as “User”. 
 RECITALS 

The parties recite and declare that: 
 The Operator is the lessee of each of the aircraft described on Exhibit A attached hereto (each such aircraft is referred to herein as an “Aircraft”), under those certain
Non-Exclusive Dry Leases (the “Head Leases”) entered into on December 9, 2010 by and between Operator and (i) Motorola Mobility Aviation Holdings N550M, LLC, and (ii) Motorola Mobility Aviation Holdings N158M, LLC
(“each an “Owner” and together the “Owners”). 
 User desires to use the
Aircraft under such terms and conditions as are mutually satisfactory to the parties for the carriage of User’s officials, employees, and guests pursuant to a time sharing agreement as defined in Section 91.501 (c) (1) of the
Federal Aviation Regulations (“FARs”). 
 The parties hereby agree as follows: 

SECTION ONE 

Time Share of Aircraft 
 In consideration of the amounts to be charged as set forth below, provided Aircraft is not otherwise employed on behalf of Operator, Operator agrees to lease the Aircraft Pilots to User from and after the
date hereof for the term described in Section Two below. The express intent of the parties hereto is that this Agreement shall constitute a “time sharing agreement” as such term is defined in Section 91.501 (c) (1) of
the FARs. The Aircraft shall be operated hereunder pursuant to the terms of Section 91.501 (b) (6) of the FARs for the carriage of company officials, employees, and guests of the User. 

Nothing contained herein shall obligate User to any minimum usage of any Aircraft, it being understood that User’s
usage shall be on an “as-needed” and “as-available” basis. User acknowledges that each of the Aircraft may be subject to the rights of third parties pursuant to other time sharing agreements, leases, charter agreements,
interchange agreements and/or other similar agreements. 
 User shall make all requests for use of any Aircraft
pursuant to this Agreement to Operator. Operator shall advise User of the identity of the person or department representative responsible for receiving such requests. Operator shall be responsible for scheduling the use by User of any Aircraft

 Requests for use of the Aircraft by User shall be made to Operator no less than twenty-four (24) hours
prior to the requested departure time. Such requests shall indicate the name of User, dates of requested use, the proposed itinerary, the number and identity of the persons who will be passengers on such flight, the identity of any passengers who
are guests of the User, any requests related to special services, catering, provisions, ground transportation and/or insurance, and emergency contact information for each passenger which shall not be another passenger on

 
the same flight. All requests for use shall be subject to, among other things, prior conflicting requests for use, Operator’s use of the Aircraft, the availability of the Aircraft and
scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, repair and inspections. Operator, in its sole and absolute discretion, shall have the final authority to accept or reject any such request and the right to cancel or rescind any confirmed or unconfirmed request
for any reason whatsoever. Operator shall use reasonable efforts to confirm any accepted requests for use and cancellations of any previously confirmed request. Operator shall not be responsible or liable for any delays or cancellations nor shall
Operator be responsible for any consequential or punitive damages resulting therefrom. 
 SECTION TWO 

Term 
 This Agreement shall remain in full force and effect until terminated. Operator shall have the right to terminate this Agreement with immediate effect upon written notice to User. This Agreement shall
automatically terminate upon cessation of User’s employment by Motorola Mobility, Inc. 
 SECTION THREE 

Payments 
 Operator shall be responsible for all costs and expenses of owning, operating and maintaining the Aircraft. User shall compensate Operator for the use of the Aircraft in amounts agreed upon from time to
time between the parties, provided, however, in no event shall any amounts be charged by Operator or paid by User hereunder that are not specifically authorized by Section 91.501 (d) of the FARs nor shall the aggregate
charges for any flight exceed the amounts specifically authorized by Section 91.501 (d) of the FARs. 

Following the completion of each flight of the Aircraft on behalf of User, Operator shall promptly invoice User for the
charges determined by the parties and on the record of the Motorola Aviation Department and User shall pay the amount promptly upon presentation of the invoice. 
 SECTION FOUR 
 Operator 

Operator shall furnish fully qualified and properly certified pilots for the Aircraft, each of whom shall be included in
the insurance coverage required to be maintained pursuant hereto. At any time during which a flight is made by or on behalf of User under this Agreement, Operator shall have possession, command, dominion and control of the Aircraft. Operator shall
have complete and exclusive responsibility for (i) scheduling, dispatching and flight of the Aircraft on all flights conducted pursuant to this Agreement, (ii) the physical and technical operation of the Aircraft and (iii) the safe
performance of all flights. Operator shall have operational control of the Aircraft for all purposes of the FARs. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the pilot-in-command of each flight shall have the final authority with respect to (i) the
initiation or termination of any flight, (ii) selection of the routing of any flight, (iii) determination of the load to be carried and (iv) all decisions relating to the safety of any flight. 

 SECTION FIVE 
 Insurance 
 Under the terms of the Head Leases, Owners
shall, respectively, maintain or cause to be maintained in full force and effect and at Owners’ own expense, passenger liability, public liability, property damage, baggage and cargo insurance in such form, for such amounts, and for such other
coverages, and with such insurers as shall be acceptable to Owners, insuring Owners, Operator, and User as their interests may appear against claims for death of or injury to persons, or loss of or damage to property in connection with the
possession, use, or operation of the Aircraft by User. Notwithstanding the foregoing and subject to the limitations of Section 91.501 (d), upon Owners’ or Operator’s request, User shall, reimburse Owners for the cost and expense of
any insurance obtained for any specific flight. 
 SECTION SIX 

Risk of Loss 
 Operator shall be liable for any loss or damage to the Aircraft during the term of this Agreement in connection with the possession, use or operation of the Aircraft by User and, at Operator’s own
expense, shall keep the Aircraft insured (at its then current fair market value) together with all its equipment and accessories, at such times against loss or damage from crash, fire, windstorm, collision, or other casualty. 

SECTION SEVEN 
 Restrictions on Use 
 Use of the Aircraft by User shall be
for User’s own account and shall be subject to the use limitations set forth in Section 91.501 (b) (6) of the FARs. User is hereby expressly prohibited from using the Aircraft for the transportation of passengers or cargo for
compensation or hire. 
 User shall only use the Aircraft in accordance with the terms and provisions of each
insurance policy providing coverage. User may operate the Aircraft only for the purposes, and within the geographical limits, set forth in the insurance policy or policies obtained in compliance with this Agreement. Furthermore, User shall not use
the Aircraft in violation of the FARs or any foreign, Federal, state, territorial or municipal law or regulation. 
 SECTION
EIGHT 
 Inspection by Operator 

User agrees to permit Operator or an authorized agent to inspect the Aircraft at any reasonable time and to furnish any
information in respect to the Aircraft and its use that Operator may reasonably request. 
 Operator shall, at
its own expense, at all times during the Term of this Agreement, inspect the Aircraft or cause the Aircraft to be inspected so as to keep the Aircraft currently certified as airworthy and in good and safe order, repair and condition in accordance
with the Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”), Department of Transportation and any other governmental authority, domestic or foreign, having jurisdiction therefor. 

 SECTION NINE 
 Maintenance and Repair 
 User shall have no right to alter,
modify, or make additions or improvements to the Aircraft without permission from Operator. Operator shall, at its own expense, at all times during the Term of this Agreement, maintain and inspect the Aircraft or cause the Aircraft to be maintained
and keep the Aircraft currently certified as airworthy and in good and safe operating order, repair and condition in accordance with the FAA, Department of Transportation and any other governmental authority, domestic or foreign, having jurisdiction
therefor. Operator will maintain the Aircraft or cause the Aircraft to be maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s operating, inspection and maintenance manuals and all Federal Aviation Regulations, as they are applicable to the
Aircraft. 
 User hereby acknowledges that maintenance, repair and inspection schedules may make the Aircraft
unavailable for use hereunder from time to time. Such maintenance, repair and inspection schedules shall have priority over User’s scheduling requests. 
 SECTION TEN 
 Title 

The registration of, and title to, the Aircraft shall be in the name of the Owners, respectively, as set forth on Exhibit
A. Notwithstanding the foregoing, with respect to any Aircraft designated as a “Leased Aircraft” on Exhibit A, registration of, and title to, such Aircraft shall be in the name of Operator’s lessor and Operator shall
have a valid leasehold interest therein. The Aircraft, at all times during the terms of this Agreement, or any extension, shall bear United States registration markings. 
 SECTION ELEVEN 
 Payment of Taxes 

User is responsible for and shall pay for all taxes, licenses, fees and assessments made against or associated with the
Aircraft with respect to the possession, use or operation of the Aircraft by or for User, including any sales tax on payments and any Federal excise taxes. Operator is responsible for and shall pay all taxes, assessments and charges imposed by any
Federal, state, municipal or other public authority upon or relating to the ownership of the Aircraft during the term of this Agreement. 
 To the extent that any Federal Excise Taxes are levied or assessed against any use hereunder, User shall be responsible for the payment of such Federal Excise Taxes. Operator shall be responsible for the
collection from User, and remission to the proper authority, of such Federal Excise Taxes. 
 SECTION TWELVE 

Assignment 
 User shall not assign this Agreement or any interest in the Aircraft, or sublet the Aircraft, without the prior written consent of Operator. Notwithstanding the foregoing, User may, without further
consent of Operator make the Aircraft available to its officials, employees and guests pursuant and subject to Section 91.501 (b) (6) of the FARs. Subject to the foregoing, this Agreement inures to the benefit of, and is binding on,
the heirs, legal representatives, successors and assigns of the parties. 

 SECTION THIRTEEN 

Accident and Claim 
 User shall immediately notify Operator of each accident involving the Aircraft, which notification shall specify the time, place and nature of the accident or damage, the names and addresses of parties
involved, persons injured, witnesses and owners of properties damaged, and such other information as may be known. User shall advise Operator of all correspondence, papers, notices and documents whatsoever received by User in connection with any
claim or demand involving or relating to the Aircraft or its operation, and shall aid in any investigation instituted by Operator and in the recovery of damages from third persons liable thereof. 

Owner hereby indemnifies and agrees to hold User harmless from and against any and all liabilities, claims, demands,
suits, judgments, damages, losses, costs and expenses (including reasonable legal expenses and attorneys’ fees) for or on account of or in any way connected with injury to or death of any persons whomsoever or loss of or damage to property
arising out of (i) the use or operation of the Aircraft under this Agreement or in any way connected with this Agreement including but not limited to the Aircraft and related equipment or (ii) the performance or nonperformance by Owner of
its responsibilities under this Agreement, unless such loss or damage results from the gross negligence or willful misconduct User. 
 SECTION FOURTEEN 
 Return of Aircraft to Operator 

Upon the termination of this Agreement and after the termination of any use of the Aircraft by User hereunder, User shall
return the Aircraft to Operator in as good operating condition and appearance as when received, ordinary wear and tear excepted. Delivery and redelivery of the Aircraft shall ordinarily be made at the operating base set forth on Exhibit A; provided,
however, that the parties may agree on another airport from time to time. 
 SECTION FIFTEEN 

Liens 
 User shall not assign, sell, transfer, or encumber the Aircraft, any engine, or any part thereof. User will not directly or indirectly create, incur, assume or suffer to exist any lien on or with respect
to the Aircraft. User will promptly, at its own expense, take such action as may be necessary to discharge any lien created by, through or under User if the same shall arise at any time. 

SECTION SIXTEEN 
 Default 
 If User fails to comply with any provision of
this Agreement, Operator shall have the right to take possession of the Aircraft wherever it may be located, without demand or notice and without any court order or other process of law and to pursue any other remedy available to Operator at law or
in equity. In the event of such default by User, Operator, at Operator’s option, may immediately terminate this Agreement. Notwithstanding any repossessions or other action that Operator may take, User shall be and remain liable for the full
performance of all obligations on the part of User to be performed under this Agreement. Operator’s waiver of any default on the part of User shall not constitute a waiver of subsequent defaults. 

 SECTION SEVENTEEN 

Miscellaneous 
 A. Each party participated equally in the drafting of this Agreement and accordingly no court shall construe this Agreement any more stringently against one party hereto. 

B. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Illinois excluding its
conflict of law provisions. 
 C. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement of the parties hereto
regarding the subject matter hereof. This Agreement shall not be modified or amended except by a further written document signed by both parties. No provision hereof may be waived except by an agreement in writing signed by the waiving party. A
waiver of any term or provision shall not be construed as a waiver of any other term or provision. 
 D. In the
event any litigation is commenced by a party to this Agreement that is in any way related to or associated with the subject matter of this Agreement, the prevailing party in such litigation shall be awarded their reasonable attorney’s fees and
costs through and including any appeals. 
 E. This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each
of which shall be deemed an original, but all of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument. 
 Addresses for Notices:

  

			
	Sanjay K. Jha	  	Motorola Mobility, Inc.
	Motorola Mobility, Inc.	  	c/o Motorola Flight Department
	600 North US Highway 45	  	Attn: Darrell Herrera
	Mail Drop: W4-59P	  	743 East Sumac Road
	Libertyville, IL 60048	  	Wheeling, IL 60090
		  	Phone: (847) 341-5789

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page has been intentionally left blank. Signature page follows.] 

 SECTION EIGHTEEN 

Truth-in-Leasing 
 WITHIN THE TWELVE (12) MONTH PERIOD PRECEDING THE DATE OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE AIRCRAFT HAS BEEN INSPECTED AND MAINTAINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING PROVISION OF THE FARS: CHOOSE ONE:

  

	X	91.409 (f) (3): A current inspection program recommended by the manufacturer. 

 BY EXECUTION OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE PARTIES HERETO CERTIFY THAT DURING THE TERM OF THIS AGREEMENT AND FOR OPERATIONS CONDUCTED HEREUNDER, THE AIRCRAFT WILL BE MAINTAINED AND INSPECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE PROVISIONS OF FARS: CHOOSE ONE: X 91.409 (f) (3)
 SUBLESSEE ACKNOWLEDGES THAT WHEN IT OPERATES THE AIRCRAFT UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, IT
SHALL BE KNOWN AS, CONSIDERED, AND IN FACT WILL BE IN OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF THE AIRCRAFT. BY EXECUTION OF THIS AGREEMENT, EACH PARTY HERETO CERTIFIES THAT IT UNDERSTANDS THE EXTENT OF ITS RESPONSIBILITIES, SET FORTH HEREIN, FOR COMPLIANCE WITH
APPLICABLE FEDERAL AVIATION REGULATIONS. 
 THE SUBLESSEE, WHOSE NAME AND ADDRESS ARE SET FORTH BELOW, SHALL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR
OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF THE AIRCRAFT DURING ALL PERIODS THROUGHOUT THE TERM OF THIS AGREEMENT. EACH PARTY HERETO CERTIFIES BELOW THAT IT UNDERSTANDS ITS RESPONSIBILITIES FOR COMPLIANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE FEDERAL AVIATION REGULATIONS. 

 

									
	SANJAY K. JHA	 		 	MOTOROLA MOBILITY, INC.
					
	By:	 	  
	 		 	By:	 	  

					
	Print:	 	  
	 		 	Print:	 	  

					
		 		 		 	Title:	 	  

 AN EXPLANATION OF FACTORS BEARING ON OPERATIONAL CONTROL AND PERTINENT FEDERAL AVIATION REGULATIONS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE NEAREST FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION FLIGHT STANDARDS DISTRICT OFFICE,
GENERAL AVIATION DISTRICT OFFICE, OR AIR CARRIER DISTRICT OFFICE. 
 THE PARTIES HERETO CERTIFY THAT A TRUE COPY
OF THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE CARRIED ON THE AIRCRAFT AT ALL TIMES, AND SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION UPON REQUEST BY AN APPROPRIATELY CONSTITUTED IDENTIFIED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE FAA. 

 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement effective as of
the date first above written. 
  

							
	MOTOROLA MOBILITY, INC.	 		 	SANJAY K. JHA
				
	By:	 	  
	 		 	  

				
	Title:Motorola Mobility Domestic Relocation Policy

 Exhibit 10.54 
 MOTOROLA MOBILITY DOMESTIC 
 RELOCATION POLICY 

HOMEOWNERS 

  
  

 TABLE OF CONTENTS 

 

					
	 A. INTRODUCTION
	  	 	3	  
		
	 B. GENERAL INFORMATION
	  	 	4	  
		
	 C. SELLING YOUR HOME
	  	 	6	  
		
	 D. HOME PURCHASE ASSISTANCE
	  	 	13	  
		
	 E. SHIPMENT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
	  	 	17	  
		
	 F. FINAL MOVE TO NEW LOCATION
	  	 	19	  
		
	 G. TEMPORARY LIVING
	  	 	20	  
		
	 H. RELOCATING PARTNER ASSISTANCE
	  	 	21	  
		
	 I. MISCELLANEOUS RELOCATION ALLOWANCE
	  	 	22	  
		
	 J. REIMBURSEMENT
	  	 	23	  
		
	 K. TAX INFORMATION
	  	 	24	  
		
	 L. CONCLUSION
	  	 	26	  
		
	 APPENDIX A - Group Move
	  	 	27	  

  
  

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 A. INTRODUCTION 
 Congratulations on your new position and/or assignment! All of us in the Global Assignment Center (GAC) Domestic Relocation department at Motorola Mobility extend our best wishes to you on your new
assignment. In order to make your relocation as smooth and easy as possible, we are committed to providing expert assistance and guidance throughout your relocation. 
 It is Motorola Mobility’s intent to provide relocation assistance consistent with other Motorola Mobility policies, i.e. medical benefits. Motorola Mobility’s Global Assignment Center’s
relocation policy will consistently extend relocation benefits to all employees and their relocating partners. Relocating partners will include spouses, fiancés, or significant others, including same sex relationships, where not prohibited by
law. Relocation benefits will also extend to immediate family members. Immediate family members include the employee’s and/or partner’s natural children, adopted children, stepchildren, foster children and children for whom he or
she is a legal guardian. This will enable Motorola Mobility to continue to compete, recruit and relocate the best talent worldwide and to mobilize that talent to best suit business needs. 
 The GAC Domestic Relocation Program has been designed to assist you in making this transition with a minimum amount of difficulty. To further your understanding of this program, we recommend you read this
policy and use it as a reference guide during your relocation. Should you have questions pertaining to information found in this policy, or relocation in general, please feel free to call your GAC Consultant. 

Your relocation benefits are available for up to one year after the start of your new position and/or assignment. 

  
  

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 B. GENERAL INFORMATION 
 Who Is Eligible? 
 You are eligible for the relocation assistance described in this policy
if the following guidelines are met: 
  

	•	 	 You are an employee of Motorola Mobility or have accepted an offer of employment and are joining Motorola Mobility. 

 

	•	 	 You are requested to relocate by Motorola Mobility and are not part of a group move. Group move benefits are described in the Motorola Mobility Group
Move Policy. 

  

	•	 	 The distance between your former residence and new place of work is at least 50 miles greater than the distance between your former residence and
former place of work. This is an IRS requirement. 

  

	•	 	 Family members covered under this relocation policy include your relocating partner, dependent children, and any immediate family members who
permanently reside with you. 

  

	•	 	 Note: If both you and your partner are employees, only one relocation policy will be provided. 

Relocating partner shall include the spouse, fiancé, and significant other, including same sex relationships of an employee who is relocating to
another facility at the request of the company. Relocating partners must meet the following requirements: 
  

	•	 	 Be at least 18 years of age 

  

	•	 	 Unrelated by blood to a degree of closeness that would prohibit marriage by law in the area they reside 

 

	•	 	 Neither partner is married to another person under statutory or common law, nor are they in another partnership 

 

	•	 	 Partners are currently in a single, dedicated relationship for a minimum of 6 consecutive months, and intend to remain in the relationship indefinitely

  

	•	 	 Partners share the same residence for a minimum of 6 consecutive months 

 The Relocation Process 
 Once the GAC Domestic Relocation department receives written
authorization from your hiring manager, a GAC consultant will contact you to assist you throughout your relocation. Your consultant will review Motorola Mobility’s policy with you and, if desired, other family members, to ensure a complete
understanding of relocation benefits and your individual circumstances. Based on your needs, your consultant will then arrange for Motorola Mobility’s partners to contact you to review their services and arrange appropriate times to begin the
various services. The GAC consultant is your advocate throughout the relocation process. Your consultant will assist you in managing the entire relocation process as well as any issues or concerns you may have. 

To enhance the services provided to you during relocation, we have partnered with professionals who are experts in the relocation field. We recommend you
utilize their expertise to assist you and your family during your relocation. Your first few days will be very busy speaking to our partners and arranging their services to meet your needs. A relocation timeline and contact list will be sent to you
to assist in this process. 

  
  

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 Motorola Mobility has implemented a best in class relocation program to assist you in your relocation.
Your successful relocation depends on everyone partnering effectively to ensure a smooth transition to your new location. Your GAC consultant will be in contact with your service partners throughout your relocation to keep informed of your
relocation progress. You (and any eligible family members), your GAC Consultant and Motorola Mobility’s service partners all play a critical role in ensuring a successful relocation. If you have any questions regarding the relocation process or
responsibilities, please feel free to discuss these with your GAC Consultant. 

  
  

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 C. SELLING YOUR HOME 
 Motorola Mobility realizes the sale of your home is one of the most important events of your relocation. The relocation policy provides a two-step program to assist in the sale of your home: 1) Home
Marketing Assistance to help sell your home, and 2) A Guaranteed Buy-Out in the event your home does not sell. Motorola Mobility has contracted with a Relocation Management Company to assist you in the home sale process. To ensure their objectivity
this company is paid a fee by Motorola Mobility and does not earn a commission on the sale of your home. 
 To ensure compliance of IRS
requirements, there are two important points to follow while selling your home: The inclusion of the listing clause (page 8) and adherence to the Eleven Steps for an amended sale (page 10). Please take the time to read these paragraphs carefully, as
both must be followed to ensure your eligibility for relocation benefits. If they are not followed, you will forfeit any relocation benefits pertaining to the sale of your home, including payment of commission and closing costs. 

Eligible Homes 
 You are eligible for
assistance in selling your principal residence, including a guaranteed buyout, if you own a completed single-family or two-family residence, including a condominium. This includes land customarily considered part of a residential lot and property
normally sold with a residence according to local custom. 
 Your home is defined as your main home (residence). It can be a house, townhouse,
or condominium. It does not include other homes owned or kept up by you or members of your family. It also does not include a seasonal home, such as a summer beach cottage. Your former home means your home before you left for your new job location.
Your new home means your home within the area of your new job location. 
 Non-Eligible Homes 

Mobile homes, cooperative apartments and houseboats are not eligible for assistance. 
 In addition, to be eligible, a residence cannot: 
  

	•	 	 Be under construction or under remodeling. 

  

	•	 	 Be ineligible for financing. 

  

	•	 	 Contain or have contained any hazardous or toxic substance. 

 

	•	 	 Be situated on or near any hazardous or toxic substance. 

 

	•	 	 Be partly used for non-residential purposes. 

  

	•	 	 Include land in excess of a normal lot for the neighborhood in which it is located. 

 

	•	 	 Be a non-principal residence. 

  

	•	 	 Be a farm, ranch, etc. 

  

	•	 	 Have a code violation (building codes, safety codes, etc.). 

 

	•	 	 Be on rented property. 

Stucco Homes 
 If your home contains
stucco, a certified inspector will be hired at Motorola Mobility’s expense to conduct an inspection to determine if it is natural or synthetic stucco. 
 Homes containing natural stucco will be eligible for the marketing assistance, guaranteed buyout, and the amended sale program. 

  
  

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 Homes containing synthetic stucco will be eligible for marketing assistance and closing services.
Closing services includes payment for eligible closing costs associated with the sale of your home. These homes will not be eligible for the guaranteed buyout and amended sale program, and will fall under the category of non-eligible homes.

 Every effort will be made to assist you in securing a buyer for your home. Your participation is required in the marketing assistance program
including following the recommended guidelines. This may allow eligibility for additional duplicate mortgage payments and an 80% equity advance. 
 For further information regarding the eligibility of your home, please contact your GAC Consultant. 
 Home Marketing Assistance 
 Motorola Mobility has partnered with a Relocation Management
Company to assist with the sale of your home. This company administers a Home Marketing Assistance Program that has been designed to provide expert assistance in the sale of your home. A counselor from the Relocation Management Company will assist
you with broker selection, suggested listing price, marketing plans, listing agreements, and sale negotiations. This counselor will work as your advocate throughout the sale of your home. 
 Getting Started 
 Your GAC Consultant will initiate you into the Home Marketing Assistance
Program. To ensure you receive full relocation benefits, you must not: 
  

	1.	List your home with a family member, even if the family member is a licensed real estate broker. 

 

	2.	Discuss or list your former home with any realtor prior to discussing the procedures and timing with the GAC Domestic Relocation department.

  

	3.	Discuss or purchase property in the new location prior to discussing the procedures and timing with the GAC Domestic Relocation department.

  

	4.	Discuss or purchase property in the new location until you have received an estimate of value for your property in the old location. 

After discussing the program with you, the Relocation Management Company will refer you to at least two (2) trained relocation real estate agents.
All realtors in our program are prequalified according to measurement standards developed by the GAC Domestic Relocation department and the Relocation Management Company. Since these agents are trained and experienced in the area of relocation, it
is in your best interest to work with them. In utilizing a preferred realtor, you are assured of a top agent dedicated to assisting relocating employees. 
 Agent Selection 
 The two recommended real estate agents will each prepare a Market Analysis
and a Marketing Strategy for your home. The Relocation Management Company will review these reports for thoroughness and clarity and discuss them with you to devise a marketing plan for your home. 

The Market Analysis will contain information on how your home compares with other properties currently listed, as well as those recently sold. A very
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conditions, or a new subdivision that directly competes with your home. Each analysis will also contain the agent’s opinion of the most probable list & sale’s price for your
home. If the two agents’ sales price opinions vary by more than five (5) percent, a third opinion will be ordered. The two closest opinions will be used for the marketing and listing strategies. 

The Marketing Strategy describes the agent’s recommendations for notifying prospective buyers that your house is for sale. The strategy should
include exactly how the home will be advertised, whether or not there will be open houses, how other brokers in the area will be contacted, etc. It is to your advantage to take an active part in developing the Marketing Strategy for your home. Your
own knowledge of the area will be helpful in this regard. The Marketing Strategy will be updated and discussed with you on a regular basis throughout the marketing period. 
 After you and the Relocation Management Company have thoroughly reviewed both agents’ Marketing Analyses and Marketing Strategies, you may select one of these agents to list your home. 

Listing Your Home 
 Utilizing the
information obtained in the two market analyses, you can now establish your list price. Your list price must be within the range of the recommended list prices of the two agents. This will allow eligibility for the required 90 day listing period,
guaranteed buyout, duplicate mortgage payments and equity advance program. 
 While your home is on the market, the Relocation Management
Company will review the list price and marketing strategy with you and your agent. This review will occur at least every ten days to determine if a change in strategy or list price is necessary. 

Listing Agreement Clause 
 It is
essential to this program that specific language is inserted into your listing agreement in order to comply with IRS guidelines and accounting procedures. While the Relocation Management Company will work with the listing agent to make sure this
language is present in the listing agreement (and not just attached), you should be familiar with this clause: 
 It is understood and agreed,
regardless of whether or not an offer is presented by a ready, willing, and able buyer that: 
  

	1)	No commission or compensation shall be earned by or be due and payable to broker until the sale of the property has been consummated between seller and buyer, the deed
delivered to the buyer, and the purchase price delivered to the seller; and 

  

	2)	The sellers reserve the right to sell the property to (Relocation Management Company), or to its designated nominee (individually and collectively a “Named
Prospective Purchaser”) at any time. Upon the execution by a Named Prospective Purchaser and me (us) of an Agreement of Sale with respect to the property, this Listing Agreement shall immediately terminate without obligation on my (our) part or
on the part of any Named Prospective Purchaser to either pay a commission or to continue this listing. 

  

	3)	It is agreed that this listing may be terminated by the seller at any time without cost or obligation to the seller if the seller is dissatisfied with the performance
of the broker or agent. 

 The above Exclusion Clause should be included in your listing agreement with your Realtor. This clause
preserves your right to accept the Guaranteed Offer without obligation to pay a broker’s commission. This does not, however, prevent your broker from receiving a commission for bringing about a sale to a bona fide buyer which subsequently
closes. 

  
  

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 If you have questions concerning this clause or the listing/sale process in general, please be sure to
discuss these with your GAC Consultant and/or the Relocation Management Company. 
 Receiving Offers and Negotiating a Sale 

Your listing agent will present each offer as it is received, so that you and the Relocation Management Company can review it. If an offer is tendered
directly to you, you should immediately refer them to your agent. Please do not accept a deposit; sign the contract of sale; or accept an offer, either orally or in writing; since this may invalidate your home sale benefits. 

The Relocation Management Company will evaluate the buyer’s offer and the buyer’s qualifications. In addition, they, along with your listing
agent, will assist you in the negotiating process. This professional negotiating assistance can help maximize the sales price and reduce your concerns during the sale process. The Relocation Management Company will also ensure the purchase agreement
does not contain any unusual terms, conditions, or contingencies such as the buyer selling his or her current home. They will also guide you on any inspections required to sell your home. 
 Amended Sale Process 
 When you have successfully negotiated the sale of your home, the
Relocation Management Company will utilize what is known as an Amended Sale to complete the sale. This Amended Sale process will allow you to sell your home to the Relocation Management Company, who will in turn sell it to your buyer. Managing the
closing of your home will become the responsibility of the Relocation Management Company. 
 The Internal Revenue Service has outlined eleven
steps that you and your agent must follow during the Amended Sale process. These steps are described below. If, after reviewing this information, you have questions about this process, please contact your GAC Consultant or the Relocation Management
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 Eleven Steps / Amended Program 

 

	•	 	 Your listing agreement must include the exclusion clause. 

 

	•	 	 You must not accept a down payment from a buyer. 

  

	•	 	 You personally must not sign any offer presented by any potential buyer. The Relocation Management Company will take care of accepting the offer.

  

	•	 	 Rather than entering into any agreement with a buyer, you will be entering into a binding sale contract with the Relocation Management Company.

  

	•	 	 After execution of the contract of sale between you and the Relocation Management Company, and after you have vacated the home, all burdens and
benefits of ownership will pass to the Relocation Management Company. 

  

	•	 	 The contract of sale between you and the Relocation Management Company will be “amended” and is unconditional and not contingent on any
event, including the potential buyer obtaining a mortgage commitment. 

  

	•	 	 You will not have the ability to exercise any control over the subsequent sale of the home by the Relocation Management Company.

  

	•	 	 The Relocation Management Company will have a separate listing agreement with a real estate agent to assist in the resale of the property.

  

	•	 	 The Relocation Management Company will enter into a separate contract to sell the home to a buyer. 

 

	•	 	 On the resale of the home, the Relocation Management Company will arrange for transfer of title to the buyer. 

 

	•	 	 The purchase price eventually paid to the Relocation Management Company on behalf of Motorola Mobility by the ultimate buyer will not affect or change
the price paid to you. 

 NOTE: If the Eleven-Steps/Amended Program is not followed, you will be ineligible for
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 Guaranteed Buy-Out Offer 
 The best opportunity to sell your home at the highest possible price is through the Marketing Assistance Program. The Guaranteed Buy-Out Offer should be used as a final option in selling your home.

 In the event your home remains unsold after a 90-day marketing period at the recommended list price, and provided you have followed the home
marketing program guidelines, Motorola Mobility, through the Relocation Management Company, will offer to purchase your home, according to the guidelines described in the following paragraphs. 

Establishing the Value 
 The Relocation
Management Company will provide you with a list of qualified relocation appraisers. You will be asked to choose two appraisers from this list to appraise your home. If the appraisals are within five (5) percent of each other, the average of
these two figures will determine the amount of your Guaranteed Buy-Out Offer. If the appraisals differ by more than five (5) percent, a third appraisal will be ordered, and the two closest appraisals will be averaged to determine the amount of
your Guaranteed Buy-Out Offer. If three (3) appraisals are equi-distance the average of all three (3) appraisals will be used. These appraisals are based on current market conditions in effect approximately one month after the listing
date, and may reflect a lower value than the brokers’ sales opinions. Please keep this in mind if purchasing a home in the new location prior to selling your former residence. 
 When the Relocation Management Company has received the written appraisals and inspection reports, they will be reviewed for accuracy and thoroughness. You may request a copy of the appraisals and all
reports from the Relocation Management Company. 
 Only appraisals ordered and reviewed by the Relocation Management Company will be used to
determine the guaranteed buyout value. Motorola Mobility will not pay for or consider any other appraisals. It is recommended that you provide information to the appraisers on any items you believe may assist the appraisal process. For instance,
recent comparable sales, improvements to your home, etc. Each appraiser will establish their independent value of your home. 
 Inspections

 Any inspections, which are necessary to sell your home to the Relocation Management Company, will be ordered at the same time as the
appraisals. If the inspections reveal needed repairs, the cost of these repairs will be your responsibility. The Relocation Management Company can assist you in arranging and re-inspecting any necessary repair work. 

Accepting the Guaranteed Buy-Out Offer 
 Once the Guaranteed Buy-Out Offer has been presented to you, you will not be eligible to accept it until the 90th day of marketing. When deciding to accept the offer, notify the Relocation Management Company of your decision. They
will guide you through the contract signing process. Your signed and notarized contract should be returned to the Relocation Management Company on or before the end of the 90th day. Upon acceptance of the offer, you will have 30 days to vacate your home. 

  
  

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 Rejecting the Guaranteed Buy-Out Offer 
 In the event you elect not to accept the Guaranteed Buy-Out Offer, you will forfeit all relocation benefits/reimbursements pertaining to the sale of your former home, (e.g., real estate commission,
closing costs, legal fees, duplicate house payments, etc.) If you received an equity advance it must be repaid immediately. 
 Your personal
situation should be discussed with the GAC Domestic Relocation department prior to selecting this option. 

  
  

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 D. HOME PURCHASE ASSISTANCE 

Purchasing a new home is an important decision. Motorola Mobility’s relocation program provides assistance to all transferring homeowners who wish
to purchase a home in the new location. After the marketing of your former home is under way, the GAC Domestic Relocation department and the Relocation Management Company will assist you in managing the process of finding a new home. 

Home Finding Program 
 The Relocation
Management Company will work with you and your family to establish your criteria for finding a home in the new location. The type of community you are interested in, school choices, and commuting time are some of the things discussed prior to
beginning your search for a new home. This should help you and your family focus on appropriate areas in your new location and reduce the amount of time you must spend on finding a new home that meets your needs. 

Home Finding Agent 
 The Relocation
Management Company with input from Motorola Mobility has pre-screened and identified the top agents in your new location. After reviewing your individual needs, the Relocation Management Company will select a real estate agent(s) who will suggest
several possible community choices and help select an area which best suits you and your family’s needs. You may then work with the Relocation Management Company and your agent to develop a custom home finding itinerary to maximize the time
spent on your home finding trip. It is strongly recommended you work with the assigned agents to ensure full home purchase benefits. 
 Motorola
Mobility recognizes working with an agent to purchase a new home is a very important and personal choice. If, for any reason, you are not comfortable with the agent to whom you have been referred, please contact the Relocation Management Company
immediately and a new agent will be selected. 
 Home Finding Trip 
 To assist you in planning your home finding trip, the recommended Motorola Mobility Travel Partner will contact you to coordinate travel and hotel arrangements. Please remember to plan your trip carefully
as there is a charge for changed travel plans by our travel department. If traveling by air, we recommend you plan your trip dates as far in advance as possible and include a Saturday night stay to help control costs. 

Prior to making this trip, you should: 
  

	•	 	 Have the Relocation Management Company determine the market value of your former home. 

 

	•	 	 Be pre-qualified for a mortgage. 

  

	•	 	 Be referred to one of our preferred realtors. 

 Your home purchase assistance benefits include a home-finding trip of up to five (5) days / four (4) nights for you and your relocating family. The following documented reasonable expenses are
reimbursable: round-trip transportation via the most direct route, lodging, meals, childcare, pet care, and car rental. Please be sure to keep all receipts, including those for meals, to ensure reimbursement. 

  
  

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 Mortgage Program 
 In order to assist you in obtaining a new mortgage, Motorola Mobility has contracted with a number of lenders who specialize in relocation. You may also use the Motorola Mobility Employees Credit Union to
secure a mortgage. 
 The mortgage lenders will contact you directly and provide information about the types of mortgages available, interest
rates, qualifying requirements, and other essential mortgage program elements. They will assist you in determining which mortgage product best suits your individual needs. You may select whichever of these lenders you prefer. 

Following are some advantages of using one of the designated mortgage lenders: 

 

	•	 	 Quick Approval Process - You can be qualified for a mortgage prior to your home finding trip. This will strengthen your purchase offer in the new
location. 

  

	•	 	 Direct Billing of Closing Costs to Motorola Mobility - Covered closing costs will be billed directly to Motorola Mobility, reducing your out of pocket
expenses. 

  

	•	 	 Maximum Coverage of Closing Costs – Closing costs of our preferred lenders are covered. Should you choose to utilize a lender outside of the
preferred provider list, please note that some charges may not be covered. Lenders outside of the designated list may charge unnecessary fees. These costs will not be covered by Motorola Mobility and would become your personal responsibility. Only
the items that are covered by our preferred partners will be reimbursed. Please ask your GAC Consultant for this list if needed. Motorola Mobility does not allow direct billing for non-preferred lenders. 

 

	•	 	 Preferred Rates - Lenders categorize relocating employees as a lower mortgage risk. This may enable you to receive a more competitive interest rate.

  

	•	 	 Minimum Documentation - Your mortgage will be processed with a minimum amount of paperwork. This should make the mortgage process quicker, more
convenient, and improve overall cycle time. 

 Please remember that we have made arrangements with these lenders to assist you
in the mortgage process. We encourage you to talk to the designated lenders before making any arrangements on your own. 
 You are free to
choose a lender other than one of the designated lenders. However, if you elect to use a lender other than those designated by Motorola Mobility, you will need to pay your home purchase costs first and submit documentation to your designated expense
tracking company for reimbursement. Only reasonable and customary home purchase expenses as outlined below will be reimbursed. You may wish to discuss this option with the GAC Domestic Relocation department prior to choosing an outside lender.

 Covered Expenses 
 You are
eligible for home purchase benefits for up to one (1) year after the start date of your new position and/or assignment. Reimbursable expenses include: 
  

	•	 	 Legal fees for a real estate attorney to review your contract and represent you at closing, property survey costs, appraisal and lender required
inspection fees, credit report costs, lender’s portion of title insurance*, and similar closing costs required by a lending agency and representing payments for services rendered 

  
  

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	•	 	 Charges by the lending agency, variously called “loan origination fees” or “points,” but not including pre-paid Private Mortgage
Insurance (PMI), up to one (1) percent of the new mortgage amount 

  

	•	 	 Costs of recording the deed or mortgage 

  

	•	 	 Any charges or stamps levied by a government authority in connection with obtaining the loan or transferring title 

In the event that you are building new construction, the policy benefits will only apply to one closing. 

*The homeowner portion of title insurance is not reimbursable. The miscellaneous allowance can be used for this expense. 

Non-Covered Expenses 
 Certain costs
incurred as a normal part of home ownership are not eligible for reimbursement. These include prepayment of taxes, insurance, PMI and additional points you choose to incur as a result of lowering the interest rate below that quoted by the lender.
Inspections not required by the lender (home inspection, etc.) will not be covered through the home purchase program. If you are unsure which mortgage costs are covered, please contact your GAC Consultant. 

Equity Advance 
 If it is necessary for
you to close on a new home prior to selling your former home, up to 90 percent of the equity in your former home may be available for an advance. A copy of your new home purchase contract is required for this advance. The calculation of the amount
of your equity will be based upon the appraised value of your home less all outstanding mortgages and liens against your home. If you require an equity advance prior to the calculation of the appraised value, up to 80 percent of the available equity
may be provided. The calculation used to determine this equity will be based on the lower of the two broker opinions less all outstanding mortgages and liens against your home. The Relocation Management Company administers the equity advance program
and can assist you in applying for an advance if one is needed. Motorola Mobility covers all interest charges on this equity advance. 

Duplicate Mortgage Payments 
 If you are
authorized to purchase and close on a new home prior to selling your former home, Motorola Mobility will reimburse for duplicate mortgage payments. Expenses for your former home, including mortgage interest, taxes, insurance, utilities, and
reasonable routine maintenance are covered. Principal is excluded since it is recovered as equity when you close on your home. 
 The Relocation
Expense Company will administer duplicate mortgage payments. Payments will begin when you incur a mortgage expense in the new location. The duplicate mortgage payments will terminate with the sale of your home or at the end of your 90-day marketing
period, whichever comes first. The maximum payment period allowed is 90 days, which coincides with the maximum time your home may be in the Home Marketing Assistance Program. 
 Note: If you decide not to accept the Guaranteed Buy-Out Offer, no further duplicate mortgage payments will be made. 

  
  

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 Second Mortgages/Home Equity Loans 
 If you have a second mortgage or home equity loan on your former residence, Motorola Mobility will cover the payment under the Duplicate House Payments Program if the funds were used for capital
improvements to your principal residence. Examples of capital improvements include a room addition, swimming pool, new roof, remodeling of a kitchen or bathroom, etc. Appropriate documentation of the capital improvements must be submitted to your
GAC Consultant in order for the payment to be made. If you are unsure of the eligibility of your second mortgage, please contact your GAC Consultant. 

  
  

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 E. SHIPMENT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS 

To help you in moving your household goods to the new location, Motorola Mobility has arranged for professional assistance through national van lines
specializing in employee relocations. Your GAC Consultant will work with you to manage the process of arranging and paying for the shipment of your household goods. 
 The following items are covered: 
  

	•	 	 The cost of packing, shipping, unpacking, and placement of furniture 

 

	•	 	 The cost of disconnecting and reconnecting major appliances, e.g., washers, dryers, refrigerators, etc. 

 

	•	 	 Storage of household goods for up to 30 days, should you be unable to occupy your new home due to circumstances beyond your control

 Luxury items, such as boats or recreation vehicles, will not be covered under this policy. If you are not certain whether
an item fits into the category of “luxury item,” please contact your GAC Consultant. 
 Car Shipment 

If necessary, Motorola Mobility will arrange for the shipment of up to two (2) cars, provided the cars are operable (running), and the distance to
your new location is at least 400 miles. Usually shipment of your cars should coincide with the shipment of your household goods. If you chose to ship two cars to the new location, only one rental car will be provided until your car arrives at the
new location. Once your car is available in the new location no further car rental assistance will be provided. Other cars should be driven to the new location by you or a family member and will be reimbursed according to the guidelines in Section
F: Final Move to New Location (page 19). 
 Shipment of Pets 
 Expenses for moving your household pets, up to $200.00 per pet, $400.00 maximum, are covered. Exotic animals, farm animals, and horses are not covered. Please contact your GAC Consultant should you need
clarification or assistance regarding pet shipment. Additional pet expenses should be covered through your Miscellaneous Relocation Allowance, see Section I: Miscellaneous Relocation Allowance (page 22). 

Insuring Your Shipment 
 Motorola
Mobility insures the shipment of your household goods except as noted on the following page. It is unnecessary to purchase transit insurance from the mover or outside insurance companies, although the mover should be made aware of high-value items
such as antiques and artwork. Please keep sales receipts or certified appraisals to assist in the claims process should art objects, antiques, or collections be damaged during transit. If, during the move, damage occurs to an item that is part of a
matched set, you will be reimbursed for the cost to repair or replace only the damaged item, not the entire set, (e.g., dinnerware, vases, chairs, etc.). Articles affected by atmospheric conditions are not covered under this insurance. 

  
  

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 Please carry all confidential, irreplaceable personal papers, photographs and Motorola Mobility
documents with you. 
 Non-Eligible 
 There are certain articles that cannot be shipped and insured by Motorola Mobility. These articles include hazardous items, boats, recreational vehicles, jewelry, firearms, alcoholic beverages, money
(including coin collections), deeds or other valuable papers, stamp collections, precious stones, etc. We suggest you move these items personally. If you are unable to do so, they can be insured and sent via registered mail at your expense. Motorola
Mobility and the van line will not assume liability if these items are sent with the moving company. 

  
  

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 F. FINAL MOVE TO NEW LOCATION 

When you and your family are ready to move to the new location, Motorola Mobility will cover the following expenses: 

En Route Expenses 
 You will be
reimbursed for meals, mileage, tolls, etc., while traveling by the most direct route to your new home. If traveling by automobile and your new destination is more than 350 miles away, one (1) night’s lodging will also be reimbursed. If the
new location is over 700 miles away, one (1) night’s lodging will be reimbursed for every 350 miles driven. 
 Expenses incurred in
traveling to the new location via an indirect route in order to visit friends or family or to vacation, are not reimbursable. 

Lodging/Meals 
 Hotel accommodations and
meals in the former location for one (1) night while household goods are being packed and one (1) night in the new location while household goods are arriving or being unpacked will be reimbursed. This is in addition to the en route
expense coverage described above. 
 Transportation 
 Mileage Allowance 
 Mileage allowance will be reimbursed at the current Motorola Mobility
rate if you drive your own car to the new location. Bridge tolls, parking, and toll road fees will also be reimbursed. If a move involves more than one car, mileage and other expenses will be paid for those cars. This does not include cars owned as
a hobby or part of a collection, or non-working cars. 
 Airline Travel 
 If you and/or family member(s) will be flying to the new location, arrangements should be made through the recommended Motorola Mobility Travel Partner. 

Other Transportation 
 If you and/or
family member(s) will be traveling to the new location via alternate forms of public transportation, e.g., train or bus, please contact your GAC Consultant prior to making arrangements. 

  
  

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 G. TEMPORARY LIVING 
 It is the intent of Motorola Mobility to assist relocating employees should they be separated, for business reasons, from their family or while they and their family are in temporary housing. 

Motorola Mobility will reimburse you for a maximum 30 days temporary living expenses at the new location, in either scenario as listed below: 

Lodging expenses in the new location are reimbursed for 30 days if you and your family are unable to immediately move into your residence due to
circumstances beyond your control. Expenses for meals are not reimbursable while in corporate housing. 
 OR 

If you must report to your new assignment while your relocating partner remains behind, you are eligible for 30 days temporary living benefits as
follows: lodging and reasonable meal expenses will be reimbursed at the new location for the relocating employee. Meals at the old location will not be covered, even if family members remain behind. This assistance is intended to eliminate the need
to set up and maintain two households, including lodging, meals, etc. and will be provided only if the family is separated between the old and new locations. 
 Temporary living expenses will not be covered if you choose to delay occupancy of your home for remodeling, painting, etc. 
 Due to IRS regulations governing deductibility of expenses, payments to individuals such as friends or relatives are not permitted in lieu of hotel or meal expenses. 

  
  

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 H. RELOCATING PARTNER ASSISTANCE 

Motorola Mobility will provide assistance for an employee’s relocating partner. If your relocating partner is currently employed or planning to
enter the work force in the new location, Motorola Mobility has contracted with a professional company to assist in resume preparation, interviewing techniques, job search, etc. 
 If your relocating partner is not employed or not planning on entering the work force in the new location, up to $1,500 will be reimbursed for eligible “settling in” services such as college
courses, computer courses, etc. Please discuss eligibility of classes with your GAC Consultant. If both you and your partner will be employed by Motorola Mobility in the new location, this assistance is not applicable. 

  
  

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 I. MISCELLANEOUS RELOCATION ALLOWANCE 

Motorola Mobility’s Relocation Program is designed to cover many of the costs associated with your move. To help provide for expenses not
specifically covered by this policy, Motorola Mobility will provide you with an allowance to assist you in paying these expenses. This allowance is equal to one month’s base salary, as of the effective date of transfer, less taxes. 

This allowance may be used to cover expenses incurred as a result of your relocation that are not otherwise covered. Some items typically paid for
through the miscellaneous allowance are: 
  

			
	Automobile registrations/driver’s license	  	Carpet removal, purchase and/or installation
	Interior/exterior decorating	  	Drapery replacement/purchase
	Additional pet expenses	  	Cable/antenna/utility hook-ups
	Trash removal	  	Shipping cost of items not covered by Policy
	Storage for more than 30 days	  	Expedited or special moving services
	Telephone installations	  	Temporary living of more than 30 days
	Cleaning or maid service	  	Tax consultation
	Additional car rental	  	Gratuities
	Trips to return home	  	Additional mortgage points
	Non-lender required inspections	  	Home inspection for home purchase

 Note: If both the employee
and relocating partner are employees, only one relocation benefit package and one Miscellaneous Relocation Allowance will be provided. 
 All
applicable State, Federal, and FICA taxes will be withheld and this payment will NOT be grossed up. 

  
  

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 J. REIMBURSEMENTS 
 Expenses 
 Reimbursements of expenses require completion of the Domestic Relocation Expense
Reimbursement Form. Contact your GAC Consultant for this form. It should be signed by you, accompanied by all receipts, and sent to the Relocation Expense Management Company at the address included with your initiation letter. 

All relocation expenses should be submitted within 30 days of expenditure to ensure reimbursement. 

Please remember, IRS guidelines and Motorola Mobility policy require appropriate documentation and reporting of all relocation expenses, including items
charged on corporate charge cards. Relocation expenses must be submitted through the Relocation Expense Management Company and cannot be processed via Web Money. Please contact your GAC Consultant with any questions. 

Repayment Agreement 
 Should you leave
Motorola Mobility voluntarily or are terminated for Serious Misconduct (i.e., any conduct or omission that is a ground for immediate or summary termination under the Motorola Mobility Code of Business Conduct, the applicable Human Resources policies
or other written policies or procedures of Motorola Mobility, or any contract of employment between you and Motorola Mobility) within one (1) year of your relocation, all relocation expenses incurred on your behalf must be repaid to the
company. These expenses will be prorated from the start date of your new position and/or assignment until your last date of employment at Motorola Mobility. 

  
  

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 K. TAX INFORMATION 
 The federal tax laws are the guidelines that govern the treatment of relocation expenses. Current regulations require that relocation expenses reimbursed to you or paid on your behalf be included in your
gross income and be subject to income taxes. There is currently an exception for the shipment of household goods and travel to the new location for your final move. These expenses are excluded from gross income and are not subject to income taxes.

 Tax Gross-Up 
 As described
above, relocation reimbursements or payments increase your taxable income and increase your taxes. The increase in taxes can be alleviated to some extent by paying an additional amount to help with the tax liability. This is referred to as gross-up.
A larger gross amount will be paid on your behalf so the net benefit after taxes will approximate your expenses. Motorola Mobility policy includes a gross-up to cover Federal, State and the Medicare portion of FICA taxes. The Social Security
portion of the FICA tax is not grossed-up.  
 The gross-up payment itself is also considered income so it is subject to income tax and is
also grossed up. 
 FICA Tax Impact 
 Since Motorola Mobility policy does not cover the Social Security portion of the FICA tax, this may affect your reimbursement. Unless your year-to-date payroll has already met the salary level at which
Social Security is no longer deducted, Social Security taxes will be withheld from the reimbursement of your taxable relocation expenses. When relocation expenses are paid directly to a service supplier on your behalf or are reimbursed (e.g.,
temporary living and closing costs) you are responsible for Social Security taxes on these expenses. Payroll updates your earnings to reflect the relocation income for these expenses, and deducts the associated Social Security taxes from the next
paycheck. These updates are done on a monthly basis by Motorola Mobility’s Payroll department. 
 Tax Policy 

Reimbursements and payments made on your behalf for relocation expenses are generally considered taxable income. Current tax law excludes the following
expenses from your income: 
  

	1.	Moving household goods and personal effects from your former residence to your new residence 

 

	2.	Travel and lodging during the final move from your former to your new residence 

 

	3.	Storage of household goods for up to thirty (30) days following your final move 

 

	4.	Selling costs on the sale of your former residence when the Eleven-step Amended Sale Program is followed or when a Guaranteed Buy-Out offer is accepted

 Gross-up Policy 

Motorola Mobility policy provides a tax gross-up to cover the additional tax liability on relocation expenses that are considered taxable income. The
following items are exceptions: 
  

	1.	Miscellaneous relocation allowance 

  
  

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	2.	Home purchase points - may be taken as an itemized deduction on your tax return 

 

	3.	Duplicate house payment interest and taxes - may be taken as itemized deductions on your tax return 

Tax Forms 
 Motorola Mobility’s
Payroll department will provide you with the following tax form: 
 W-2 Wage and Tax Statement - The W-2 includes all taxable
reimbursements and payments made on your behalf. 
 The expense tracking company will provide: 

A Relocation Tax Report – This includes a list of itemized relocation expenses, gross-up and appropriate tax forms. 

Tax Assistance 
 The GAC Domestic
Relocation department will provide general guidelines on tax and gross-up policies related to relocation. However, it is your responsibility to seek independent tax advice and/or counsel as deemed necessary. 

  
  

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 L. CONCLUSION 
 Once you have completed your relocation, you can expect to receive a relocation survey. Your feedback is very important to our continued success. We encourage you to complete this survey and welcome your
comments. 
 All of us in the GAC Domestic Relocation department wish you the best during your relocation and much success in your new
assignment. 
 Please do not hesitate to call upon us if we can help you in any way. 
 The GAC Domestic Relocation department will update this policy as deemed necessary. Any questions pertaining to the interpretation of this policy should be directed to your GAC Consultant.

 This policy is for informational purposes only. Nothing in this document or in any prior or subsequent, oral or written statement is
intended to create any contract of employment or to create any rights in the nature of a contract of employment. 
 Motorola Mobility is
an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and fully complies with applicable Federal, State, and/or local laws, orders and regulations. 

  
  

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 APPENDIX A – GROUP MOVE 

PLAN A 
 SUMMARY
MATRIX 
  

			
	 RECOMMENDED PRACTICE

POLICY COMPONENTS
	  	 RELOCATION POLICY ELEMENTS

PLAN A

	 Eligibility
  

Define who is eligible for each policy
	  	Vice Presidents and above
		
	 Benefits Eligibility
  

Relocation benefits must be used by 1/04/12
	  	 Yes
 Chief People Officer (CPO) has discretion to extend/increase eligibility

		
	 Repayment Agreement
  

A relocation repayment agreement with a 12-month pro-rated repayment period thru 1/04/13 is included in the policy
	  	 Yes
 CPO has discretion to extend/change repayment terms

		
	 Repayment Agreement
  

A relocation repayment agreement with a 12-month pro-rated repayment period is included in the current policy
	  	N/A
		
	 Miscellaneous Expense Allowance (MEA)
  

Allowance is intended to cover miscellaneous expenses not covered elsewhere in the policy
	  	 1 month’s salary, no tax assistance

(current policy)

		
	 Broker Registration for both departure and destination locations

 
 Process to be followed for real estate agent set-up; employee retains choice of agent
as per current policy. Relocation vendor interviews and selects approved real estate companies.
	  	 Mandatory
 (current policy)
 Approved list to be provided in advance.

Exceptions require approval.

		
	 Marketing Assistance
  

Employee participation should be mandatory. List price parameters need to be specific to ensure that employees are not over-listing their homes. The
initial list price should be no higher than 105% of the initial Broker’s Market Analyses (BMAs).
	  	 Same
 List price within 105% of average of BMA’s

		
	 Home Sale Assistance: Buyer Value Option (BVO)

 
 Home sale assistance program that covers home selling costs for the employee.
Certain procedures must be followed in order to reap tax advantages.
	  	Provided
		
	 Home Sale Assistance: Guaranteed Buyout
  

Program that provides a guaranteed appraised value offer if the employee is unsuccessful in selling the departure home.
	  	 GBO appraisal will be completed at the same time marketing starts and will remain valid for 180
days.
 SOX affected employees: No equity loans

		
	 Home Sale Incentive
  

Incentive paid to homeowner for successful sale following relocation company procedures; percentage of sale price if sold within specific time period
– not tax assisted
	  	Sliding scale: 5% bonus paid for home sales within 5% of list price and 3% if sold above the GBO. Eligible for only one bonus payout. Payment is not grossed
up.
		
	 Loss on Sale
  

Reimburse the difference between original purchase price and sale price, up to a cap. Capital improvements not included – purchase price as stated
on closing statement. Tax assistance is provided.
	  	 Yes, with cap of $250,000,
 CPO has discretion to increase amount

  
  

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	 Negative Equity
  

Occurs when mortgage balance is higher than sale price. Tax assistance is provided.
	  	Only with approval by CPO
		
	 Duplicate Housing
  

When incurring housing costs in both old and new locations, reimbursement for interest, taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance as per current
policy
	  	 Up to 180 days based on the less
 expensive home.
 Exceptions require CPO approval

		
	 Lease Cancellation for Renters
  

Reimburse for lease cancellation fees in departure location as per current policy
	  	Yes, up to 3 months
		
	 Pre-Decision Trip
  

Provided prior to relocation acceptance, a trip for employee and spouse/partner only. Allows employee to make an informed decision and see area,
housing, new facility, etc. Can be company-sponsored group trip or individual trip based on level and company decision
  
 NOTE: If executive travels on corporate aircraft may be subject to imputed income tax as per IRS guideline. The company will provide a tax gross up if this occurs.
	  	One trip, up to 5 days/4 nights
		
	 Home Finding Trip
  

Per current policy, home finding trip for employee and family, covers transportation, lodging, rental car, meals, child care and pet
care.
  
 While children are covered, recommend employee and
spouse/partner only for most focused trip.
  
 NOTE: If executive
travels on corporate aircraft may be subject to imputed income tax as per IRS guideline. The company will provide a tax gross up if this occurs.
	  	 2 trips
 10 days/9 nights total

		
	 Home or Rental Finding Assistance
  

Assistance provided for efficient home finding trip. Cover rental finding fees when needed as per current policy.
	  	 Provided
 (current policy)

		
	 Temporary Living (TL)
  

Covered expenses to include lodging and food. Eliminate TL coverage if employee is no longer financially responsible for the old home, i.e., if the old
home has been sold or rented.
	  	 Up to 60 days lodging and
 food

		
	 Return Trips Home (During TL)
  

To be used while separated from immediate family or to meet the movers for final move arrangements. Allow the spouse/partner to visit the new location
in lieu of a return trip. Transportation costs to/from the old location covered.
	  	Up to 6 trips
		
	 Home Purchase Assistance
  

(may include current renters)
 Coverage
includes reasonable and customary closing expenses, appraisal, legal fees and any home inspections according to local custom
	  	Charges by the lending agency called “loan origination fees” not to exceed one (1) percent of the new mortgage amount

  
  

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	 Final Move
  

Travel expenses covered for employee and family. These expenses include transportation (economy-class airfare or mileage), meals and lodging. IRS
considers final move to include one night in old location, travel via most direct route and one night in the new location.
  

NOTE: If executive travels on corporate aircraft may be subject to imputed income tax as per IRS guideline. The company will provide a tax gross up if
this occurs.
	  	 Provided
 (current policy)

		
	 Household Goods Shipment and Storage
  

Van line move which generally includes packing, transportation, unpacking, some crating and insurance
	  	 Up to 60 days storage
 Ship up to 3 operable (non-antique or
 non-collectible) cars $200/pet for
pet
 shipment

		
	 Enhanced Moving Services
  

Expanded concierge services that provide professional organizers to unpack and put away household items
	  	Provided
		
	 Spouse /Partner Career Relocation Assistance

 
 Per current policy – if currently employed or planning to enter the
workforce: provided by a national firm to assist spouse with job search; usually includes coaching on resume writing, interviewing, etc. If not employed or entering the work force in new location, up to $1,500 for eligible settling-in
services.
	  	 Provided
 (current policy)

		
	 Cost of Living Allowance
  

Provided to assist with higher cost of living in new location; preliminary computation is based on current home address to work location. Subsequent
calculation based on current home address to new home address with employee receiving the higher of the 2 calculations. Utilize a national independent cost of living provider such as ERI. Paid as a one-time lump sum using 3-year graduated payment
calculation. Tax assistance is not provided.
	  	Provided
		
	 Tax Assistance
  

Tax assistance (also known as gross up) covers some or most of the tax liability incurred by the employee for relocation payments that are taxable
income. *
	  	 Provided
 (current policy)

  
  

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 PLAN B 
 SUMMARY MATRIX 
  

			
	 RECOMMENDED PRACTICE

POLICY COMPONENTS
	  	 RELOCATION POLICY ELEMENTS

PLAN B

	 Eligibility
  

Define who is eligible for each policy
	  	All employees
		
	 Benefits Eligibility
  

Relocation benefits must be used by 1/04/12
	  	 Yes
 Chief People Officer (CPO) has
 discretion to extend/increase
eligibility

		
	 Repayment Agreement
  

A relocation repayment agreement with a 12-month pro-rated repayment period thru 1/04/13 is included in the policy
	  	 Yes
 CPO has discretion to extend/change
 repayment terms

		
	 Repayment Agreement
  

A relocation repayment agreement with a 12-month pro-rated repayment period is included in the current policy
	  	N/A
		
	 Miscellaneous Expense Allowance (MEA)
  

Allowance is intended to cover miscellaneous expenses not covered elsewhere in the policy
	  	 1 month’s salary, no tax assistance

(current policy)

		
	 Broker Registration for both departure and destination locations

 
 Process to be followed for real estate agent set-up; employee retains choice of
agent as per current policy. Relocation vendor interviews and selects approved real estate companies.
	  	 Mandatory (current policy)
 Approved list to be provided in
 advance. Exceptions require
approval.

		
	 Marketing Assistance
  

Employee participation should be mandatory. List price parameters need to be specific to ensure that employees are not over-listing their homes. The
initial list price should be no higher than 105% of the initial Broker’s Market Analyses (BMAs).
	  	 Same
 List price within 105% of average of
 BMAs

		
	 Home Sale Assistance: Buyer Value Option (BVO)

 
 Home sale assistance program that covers home selling costs for the employee.
Certain procedures must be followed in order to reap tax advantages.
	  	Provided
		
	 Home Sale Assistance: Guaranteed Buyout
  

Program that provides a guaranteed appraised value offer if the employee is unsuccessful in selling the departure home.
	  	 GBO appraisal will be completed at the

same time marketing starts and will
 remain valid for 180 days.

		
	 Home Sale Incentive
  

Incentive paid to homeowner for successful sale following relocation company procedures; percentage of sale price if sold within specific time period
– not tax assisted
	  	 Sliding scale: 5% bonus paid for home

sales within 5% of list price and 3% if
 sold above the GBO. Eligible for only
 one bonus payout. Payment is not

grossed up.

		
	 Loss on Sale
  

Reimburse the difference between original purchase price and sale price, up to a cap. Capital improvements not included – purchase price as stated
on closing statement. Tax assistance is provided.
	  	 Yes, with cap of $150,000
 No Exceptions

		
	 Negative Equity
  

Occurs when mortgage balance is higher than sale price. Tax assistance is provided.
	  	Only with approval by CPO

  
  

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	 Duplicate Housing
  

When incurring housing costs in both old and new locations, reimbursement for interest, taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance as per current
policy
	  	 Up to 180 days based on the less
 expensive home.
 Exceptions require CPO approval.

		
	 Lease Cancellation for Renters
  

Reimburse for lease cancellation fees in departure location as per current policy
	  	Yes, up to 3 months
		
	 Pre-Decision Trip
  

Provided prior to relocation acceptance, a trip for employee and spouse/partner only. Allows employee to make an informed decision and see area,
housing, new facility, etc. Can be company-sponsored group trip or individual trip based on level and company decision
  
 NOTE: If executive travels on corporate aircraft may be subject to imputed income tax as per IRS guideline. The company will provide a tax gross up if this occurs.
	  	One trip, up to 5 days/4 nights
		
	 Home Finding Trip
  

Per current policy, home finding trip for employee and family, covers transportation, lodging, rental car, meals, child care and pet
care.
  
 While children are covered, recommend employee and
spouse/partner only for most focused trip.
  
 NOTE: If executive
travels on corporate aircraft may be subject to imputed income tax as per IRS guideline. The company will provide a tax gross up if this occurs.
	  	 1 trip
 7 days/6 nights

		
	 Home or Rental Finding Assistance
  

Assistance provided for efficient home finding trip. Cover rental finding fees when needed as per current policy
	  	 Provided
 (current policy)

		
	 Temporary Living (TL)
  

Covered expenses to include lodging and food. Eliminate TL coverage if employee is no longer financially responsible for the old home, i.e., if the old
home has been sold or rented
	  	 Up to 60 days lodging and
 food

		
	 Return Trips Home (During TL)
  

To be used while separated from immediate family or to meet the movers for final move arrangements. Allow the spouse/partner to visit the new location
in lieu of a return trip. Transportation costs to/from the old location covered.
	  	Up to 4 trips
		
	 Home Purchase Assistance
  

(may include current renters)
 Coverage
includes reasonable and customary closing expenses, appraisal, legal fees and any home inspections according to local custom
	  	Charges by the lending agency called “loan origination fees” not to exceed one (1) percent of the new mortgage amount.
		
	 Final Move
  

Travel expenses covered for employee and family. These expenses include transportation (economy-class airfare or mileage), meals and lodging. IRS
considers final move to include one night in old location, travel via most direct route and one night in the new location.
  

NOTE: If executive travels on corporate aircraft may be subject to imputed income tax as per IRS guideline. The company will provide a tax gross up if
this occurs.
	  	 Provided
 (current policy)

  
  

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	 Household Goods Shipment and Storage
  

Van line move which generally includes packing, transportation, unpacking, some crating and insurance
	  	 Up to 60 days storage
 Ship up to 3 operable (non-antique or
 non-collectible) cars $200/pet for
pet
 shipment

		
	 Enhanced Moving Services
  

Expanded concierge services that provide professional organizers to unpack and put away household items
	  	Provided
		
	 Spouse /Partner Career Relocation Assistance

 
 Per current policy — if currently employed or planning to enter the
workforce: provided by a national firm to assist spouse with job search; usually includes coaching on resume writing, interviewing, etc. If not employed or entering the work force in new location, up to $1,500 for eligible settling-in
services.
	  	 Provided
 (current policy)

		
	 Cost of Living Allowance
  

Provided to assist with higher cost of living in new location; preliminary computation is based on current home address to work location. Subsequent
calculation based on current home address to new home address with employee receiving the higher of the 2 calculations. Utilize a national independent cost of living provider such as ERI. Paid as a one-time lump sum using 3-year graduated payment
calculation. Tax assistance is not provided.
	  	Provided
		
	 Tax Assistance
  

Tax assistance (also known as gross up) covers some or most of the tax liability incurred by the employee for relocation payments that are taxable
income.
	  	 Provided
 (current policy)

  
  

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