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Tyler Jay McClellan
CRD#: 5227519
IA
Investment Adviser
B
Broker
EDWARD JONESCRD#: 250 202 E MAIN ST
CUERO, TX 77954
Registration History
20082010201220142016201820202022202420262 FIRMS2007 - Present (17 years)
License(s)

State Registrations

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Arkansas 11/3/2015

B
Texas 9/10/2007

B
Georgia 4/18/2012

IA
Texas 9/12/2007

B
Missouri 11/1/2019

B
Virginia 10/13/2010

B
New Hampshire 10/9/2019

B
Washington 8/21/2015

B
Tennessee 12/1/2014

SRO Registrations

B
FINRA

B
NYSE American LLC

B
Nasdaq Stock Market

B
New York Stock Exchange

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Current Registration(s)
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EDWARD JONES (CRD#:250)
202 E MAIN ST, CUERO, TX 77954
Registered with this firm since 9/12/2007

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EDWARD JONES (CRD#:250)
202 E MAIN ST, CUERO, TX 77954
Registered with this firm since 8/24/2007

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Broker
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Investment Adviser
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