Co-Applicant definition

Co-Applicant means an employer or potential employer.

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Co-Applicant means any Applicant other than the Eligible Student.

Co-Applicant means a person who is one of two or more Applicants of the same project for which an application is submitted to the Division under a qualified allocation plan for an award of LIHTC pursuant to the provisions of NAC 319.951 to 319.998, inclusive, who will actively participate in the development and operation of the project and receive a portion of the Developer Fee. Non-profit Co-Applicants must provide proof of compliance with IRS requirement of their charter indicating a purpose including providing or maintaining affordable housing.

Examples of Co-Applicant in a sentence

• Missoula County, the Missoula City-County Board of Health and Partnership Health Center Governing Board have entered into a Co-Applicant Agreement for the mutual operation of a federally qualified health care center known as Partnership Health Center in accordance with §330 of the Public Health Service Act, 42 USC §254b.

• MetLife, as Co-Applicant, shall be obligated to pay each Unreimbursed Amount and accrued interest thereon with respect to each Letter of Credit that is issued or outstanding hereunder in support of any obligations of, or is for the account of, any Subsidiary of MetLife (other than Funding).

• This Co-Applicant Agreement (“Agreement”) delineates the authority and responsibilities of the Council in relation to the HRSA Scope of Project.

• Any Co-Applicant shall have the right to issue all instructions relating to Letters of Credit (including, without limitation, instructions as to the disposition of documents and waiver of discrepancies) and to agree with the Bank upon any amendment, extension, renewal or modification of, or change in the amount of, any Letter of Credit, and such instructions and agreements shall be binding upon all Co-Applicants.

• Above all, the parties to this Co-Applicant Agreement acknowledge their mutual commitment and responsibility to work together to serve the best interests of King County homeless residents, the target population served within the HRSA Scope of Project.

More Definitions of Co-Applicant

Co-Applicant means a person who makes an application for rental of a dwelling with other applicants and who plans to live in the dwelling with other applicants.

Co-Applicant means a person who is one of two or more Applicants of the same project for which an application is submitted to the Division under a qualified allocation plan for an award of LIHTC pursuant to the provisions of NAC 319.951 to 319.999, inclusive, who will actively participate in the development and operation of the project and receive a portion of the Developer Fee.

Co-Applicant means a person who is one of two or more Applicants of the same project who will actively participate in the development and operation of the project and receive a portion of the Developer Fee. “Consultant” means a person with no ownership interest in a project retained by an applicant or a sponsor as an advisor and/or to provide services to the Applicant or Sponsor related to the project.

Co-Applicant means a person who is one of two or more Applicants of the same project who will actively participate in the development and operation of the project and receive a portion of the Developer Fee.

Co-Applicant means the nonprofit or for-profit corporation, limited liability company (LLC), or limited partnership (LP) that is jointly applying for Homekey funds with a state, regional, or local public entity, or with a Tribal Entity.

Co-Applicant means MetLife, acting as a co-applicant for an Applicant (other than Funding), with respect to a particular Letter of Credit.

Co-Applicant means a Borrower acting as an applicant for an Applicant with respect to a particular Letter of Credit.