Assessment of the application file Sample Clauses

Assessment of the application file. APETRA first checks that the application file is complete, i.e. that the file contains all the documents specified in the table in section II.1 or, if appropriate, (if the file states which documents have already been provided, and under which procedure) provided to APETRA under another procedure. APETRA may request the Candidate to provide missing documents or information as soon as possible. Once APETRA considers an application file to be complete, it shall assess the file. The assessment is restricted to checking that the Candidate is not excluded from participation, and if he satisfies the financial criteria (1° equity of min. 1,000,000 euro or a solvency ratio of 20% and 2° a positive result (ebitda)). APETRA assesses an application file within thirty (30) business days of receipt of the complete file. The results of this assessment will be sent to the Candidate within thirty (30) business days by e- mail, with confirmation by letter. If a Candidate is not accepted, this letter shall include the grounds for non-acceptance. The Candidate has ten (10) business days as from receipt of the letter to lodge a written protest against APETRA’s assessment. APETRA shall respond to such protest in writing within ten (10) business days, stating its grounds.
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Assessment of the application file. APETRA first checks that the application file is complete, i.e. that the file contains all the documents specified in the table in section II.1 or, if appropriate, (if the file states which documents have already been provided, and under which procedure) provided to APETRA under another procedure. APETRA may request the Candidate to provide missing documents or information as soon as possible. Once APETRA considers an application file to be complete, it shall assess the file. The assessment is restricted to checking that the Candidate is not excluded from participation and that the Candidate satisfies the financial criteria (Equity of at least 250.000 euro and positive cash flow). APETRA assesses an application file within ten (10) business days of receipt of the complete file. The results of this assessment will be sent to the Candidate within ten (10) business days by e-mail, with confirmation. If a Candidate is not accepted, this letter shall include the grounds for non-acceptance. The Candidate has ten (10) business days as from receipt of the letter to lodge a written protest against APETRA’s assessment. APETRA shall respond to such protest in writing within ten (10) business days, stating its grounds.

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