The phrase "a confirmation statement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document or message that verifies or affirms certain information or details.
Example: "Please send me a confirmation statement regarding our meeting time and location."
Alternatives: "a verification notice" or "a confirmation letter."
It was a confirmation statement from my broker.
When they chanted "Yes We Can," it wasn't just a message of hope for the future; it was a confirmation statement of collective power.
At the end of February, Anne Street Partners posted a "confirmation statement" admitting that Michael Ashcroft owns and controls the firm, and giving a Belizean "service address" for the Tory lord.
We don't have access to that information". The breach confirmation statement did, however, confirm that "The only important data compromised would be your Username/hashed password, IP and email.
"That makes it very incumbent on investors when they get their confirmation statement to make sure the right stock was sold".
You are regular customers, and it is apparent you relied totally on the booking confirmation statement regarding the 40-minute check-in.
Have your broker stipulate this on the sale confirmation statement.
[Updated with statement by Twitter and confirmation statement from Melbourne IT. Both are at the end of the article.] .
In this case, the form can be completed using information from the 1095-C or information from the personalized open enrollment materials such as the confirmation statement.
As for brokerage statements, John W. Roth, a senior federal tax analyst with the tax information and software provider CCH, recommended keeping end-of-year statements as well as monthly statements and investment confirmation statements showing how much you paid for an investment and how much you earned for selling it.
KPMG received confirmation statements from Société Générale and Commerzbank that, with hindsight, were clearly misleading, the person said on condition of anonymity, saying he was not authorized to speak to the media.
