Information for the Applicant. The International Bureau shall inform the applicant in writing of the notification referred to in Rule 61.2 and of the elected Offices notified under Article 31(7).
Information for the Applicant. All persons interested in an UDLAP Academic Scholarship should understand and accept the regulations of the UDLAP Privacy Notice, the general scholarship guidelines, and the specific regulations, scope, benefits, and obligations of their selected scholarship. The personal data, information, and documentation that accompany this application will be treated according to what is established in the UDLAP Privacy Notice, and used only to carry out the soc-ioeconomic study and be part of the scholarship file and, in case a scholarship is awarded, to provide the corresponding educational services. Therefore, this data will not be used differently from what is established herein without the previous express consent in writing of the ents handed in will under no circumstance be returned or used for any other procedure. If the scholarship is awarded without consequent enrollment, the application will be cancelled according to the current rules established by UDLAP, and the procedure mut sbe followed anew for a later enrollment. It is important to point out that accepting this application is just one part of the procedure, and at no time compels Universidad de las Américas Puebla to grant any suppor.t ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW STUDESNT Cumulative 8.0 GPA in the previous year The entrance exam is not required PROCEDURE
Information for the Applicant. Where a certifying authority completes a complying development certificate, that certificate must not be forwarded or delivered to the Applicant unless any long service payment levy payable under s.34 of the Building and Construction Industry Long Service Payments Act 1986 (or, where such a levy is payable by instalments, the first instalment of the levy) has been paid. The Applicant should attach a copy of a receipt for any long service payment levy that has been made or make arrangements for a copy to be available to be provided to the certifying authority in the event that a complying development certificate is completed.
Information for the Applicant. This form may be used to apply for a complying development certificate (a “CDC”) to carry out development classed as “complying development”. To complete this form, please place a cross in the relevant boxes, fill out the white sections as appropriate and attach copies of all documents indicated in the form as being required to be provided. To minimise delay in receiving a decision about the application, please ensure that all relevant information and documents are provided. Once completed, this application form should be submitted to a “certifying authority” for determination. Certifying authorities are either a private accredited certifier (which may be either an individual or a company) or the Local Council. A list of private accredited certifiers can be obtained from the Building Professionals Board at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx/xxxx-xxxxxxxxx/ It is recommended that applicants should obtain a planning certificate issued under s.149 Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 from the Local Council and provide it to the certifying authority with this application. This may expedite the determination of the application. A single application for a CDC maybe made for development comprising the concurrent construction of new single storey or two storey dwelling houses if each is to be erected on existing adjoining lots. If the certifying authority issues a CDC, the Applicant (or a subsequent owner of the land on which the development is proposed to be carried out) has permission to carry out the development without the need to obtain further development consent. However, depending upon factors such as the type of development, the location of the development and whether there will be external work or activities involved (eg. road opening, use of footpath areas) there may still be a need to obtain other approvals in order for the work involved to be performed. A list of the possible additional approvals that may be required can be obtained from the Department of Planning at xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx. In order to avoid potential delays in commencing any work, Applicants should ascertain whether other approvals will be needed, and if so, the stage at which they will be required.
Information for the Applicant. Upon an application being made for a complying development certificate, the Applicant (not being entitled to copyright) is taken to have indemnified all persons using the application and any accompanying documents in accordance with the Act against any claim or action in respect of breach of copyright (See-Cl.129 EP&A Regulation 2000). Part G Authority to enter and inspect land
Information for the Applicant. A certifying authority must not issue a complying development certificate for development unless the certifying authority, or an accredited certifier or council on behalf of the certifying authority, has carried out an inspection of the site of the development. By signing this Application, the Applicant, and if the Applicant is not the owner of the property, the owner also, authorise the certifying authority, or an accredited certifier or council, to enter the subject property at any reasonable time for the purpose of carrying out an inspection in connection with the assessment of this Application. The Applicant and the owner undertake to take all necessary steps make access available to the property to enable the inspection to be carried out.
Information for the Applicant. Where a certifying authority completes a complying development certificate, that certificate must not be forwarded or delivered to the Applicant unless any long service payment levy payable under s.34
