Documentary proof definition

Documentary proof means written evidence that a pupil has been

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Documentary proof means the documentation, including export or removal documentation, prescribed in 6 and 8;

Documentary proof means any matter expressed or described upon any substance by means of letters, figures or marks intended to be used for the recording of that matter and produced before an authority.

Examples of Documentary proof in a sentence

Documentary proof such as completion certificates from client clearly indicating the nature/scope of work, actual completion cost and actual date of completion for such work should be submitted.
Documentary proof issued by the embassy is required  Natural disasters (as defined by French Act No. 86-600 of 13 July 1986 as amended) occurring in the place you are staying and resulting in prohibition on staying at the site (town, neighbourhood, etc.) by the local or prefectural authorities during all or part of the period shown on the reservation contract and occurring after the present contract was taken out.
Documentary proof issued by the embassy is required • Natural disasters (as defined by French Act No. 86-600 of 13 July 1986 as amended) occurring in the place you are staying and resulting in prohibition on staying at the site (town, neighbourhood, etc.) by the local or prefectural authorities during all or part of the period shown on the reservation contract and occurring after the present contract was taken out.
Documentary proof of address such as a long service leave registration card or driver’s licence may be accepted by an Company as proof of the Employee’s usual place of residence.
Documentary proof such as completion certificates from the client clearly indicating the nature/scope of work, actual completion cost and actual date of completion for such work should be uploaded.

More Definitions of Documentary proof

Documentary proof means written evidence that a pupil has been immunized or has laboratory evidence of immunity that conforms with the standards promulgated pursuant to section 15-872.

Documentary proof means the documentation prescribed in paragraph 4; "export depot" means the premises of a supplier’s cartage contractor;

Documentary proof means an appropriately completed copy of Form MCH 213B and the temporary certification form for Haemophilus influenzae type b disease where applicable, Form MCH 213C or a computer generated facsimile of Form 213C 213F signed by a physician or his designee, registered nurse, or an official of a local health department. The MCH 213C SUPPLEMENT A copy of the immunization record signed or stamped by a physician or his designee, registered nurse, or an official of a local health department indicating the dates of administration including month, day, and year of the required vaccines, shall be acceptable in lieu of recording these dates on Form MCH 213C 213F, as long as the supplement record is attached to Form MCH 213C 213F and the remainder of Form MCH 213C 213F has been appropriately completed. For a new student transferring from an out-of-state school, any immunization record, which contains the exact date (month/day/year) of administration of each of the required doses of vaccines when indicated, is signed by a physician of his designee or registered nurse, and complies fully with the requirements prescribed under 12VAC5-110-70 shall be acceptable.

Documentary proof means an appropriately completed copy of the most current version of Form MCH 213F 213G signed by a physician or his designee, registered nurse, or an official of a local health department. A copy of the

Documentary proof means an appropriately completed copy of the most current version of Form MCH 213G signed by a physician or his designee, registered nurse, or an official of a local health department. A copy of the immunization record signed or stamped by a physician or his designee, registered nurse, or an official of a local health department indicating the dates of administration including month, day, and year of the required vaccines, shall be acceptable in lieu of recording these dates on Form MCH 213G, as long as the record is attached to Form MCH 213G and the remainder of Form MCH 213G has been appropriately completed. A printout of an immunization record from the provider's electronic health record can be accepted without a signature or stamp. For a new student transferring from an out-of-state school, any immunization record, which contains the exact date (month/day/year) of administration of each of the required doses of vaccines, is signed by a physician or his designee or registered nurse, and complies fully with the requirements prescribed under 12VAC5-110-70 shall be acceptable.

Documentary proof means the documentation, including export or removal documentation, prescribed in paragraphs 6 and 8 of this Note;

Documentary proof means the documentation prescribed in paragraphs 5 and 6;