Status documentation definition
Status documentation means written documentation of the applicant’s status with the armed forces of the United States, typically a copy of a valid DD Form 214, showing character of service other than dishonorable, or the applicant’s most recent four months of leave and earnings statements.
Status documentation means written documentation verifying that the applicant is an eligible service member. This documentation may include, but is not limited to, a copy of a valid DD Form 214, showing character of service other than dishonorable, or the applicant’s most recent leave and earnings statements representing 90 days of active duty.
Status documentation means written documentation of verifying that the applicant’s status with the armed forces of the United States, typically applicant is an eligible service member. This documentation may include, but is not limited to, a copy of a valid DD Form 214, showing character of service other than dishonorable, or the applicant’s most recent four months of leave and earnings statements representing 90 days of active duty.
Examples of Status documentation in a sentence
NO COMPANY SHALL HAVE, AND EACH COMPANY EXPRESSLY WAIVES, ANY, RIGHTS OF SUBROGATION, REIMBURSEMENT, INDEMNITY, EXONERATION, CONTRIBUTION OR ANY SIMILAR CLAIM OR AGAINST ANY OTHER COMPANY OR ANY OTHER PERSON DIRECTLY OR CONTINGENTLY LIABLE FOR THE OBLIGATIONS OR AGAINST OR WITH RESPECT TO ANY OTHER COMPANY'S PROPERTY (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ALL OF SUCH COMPANY'S PROPERTY WHICH SERVES AS COLLATERAL FOR ITS OBLIGATIONS TO FIDELITY).
More Definitions of Status documentation
Status documentation means written documentation of the applicant’s status with the armed forces of the United States, typically a copy of a valid DD Form 214, four months of leave and earnings statements, a statement of wartime service, or other documentation satisfactory to the Iowa National Guard.
Status documentation means written documentation of the applicant’s status with respect to first time home buyer or exempt veteran. Status documentation for first time home buyers will generally consist of copies of tax returns for the previous 3 years which reflect no deduction for mortgage interest or real estate taxes. For exempt veteran status, documentation will include a copy of a valid DD Form 214, showing character of service other than dishonorable, or the applicant’s most recent four months of leave and earnings statements. Additionally, documentation of exempt veteran status shall include a self-certification by the borrower that they have not previously used a tax exempt mortgage revenue bond program and that they meet all requirements of the program.