Common use of Income Verification Clause in Contracts

Income Verification. All household income and source(s) must be documented. Acceptable documents may be income tax returns, pay stubs, VA Disability/Pension award letters, Department of Social & Health Services (DSHS) documents, Social Security grant/award letters, Labor and Industry payment letters, unemployment check stubs/award notices, or any other documents deemed necessary. If an applicant claims they have no income in the recent past or currently have no income, the applicant will be required to show how current rent, utilities, food, and other bills are being paid. Self-employed applicants must bring valid income accounting records, business tax I.D. number, business license, (if applicable), or other documentation deemed acceptable.

Income Verification. All household income and source(s) must be documented. Acceptable documents may be income tax returns, pay stubs, VA Disability/Pension award letters, Department of Social & Health Services (DSHS) documents, Social Security grant/award letters, Labor and Industry payment letters, unemployment check stubs/award notices, or any other documents deemed necessary. If an applicant claims they have no income in the recent past or currently have no income, the applicant will be required to show how current rent, utilities, food, and other bills are being paid. Self-employed applicants must bring valid income accounting records, business tax I.D. number, business license, (if applicable), or other documentation deemed acceptable.