The phrase "a fee for processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing charges associated with the handling or management of a service or transaction.
Example: "Please note that there will be a fee for processing your application, which will be added to your total cost."
Alternatives: "a processing charge" or "a handling fee."
The local dealers earn a fee for processing paperwork and conducting background checks.
"They could understand being charged a fee for processing a transaction that had gone through, but not a charge for something that hadn't".
When you pay Ucas a fee for processing your application, you're also paying to be advertised to, which might include being sent an energy drink if you're lucky enough to be considered one of those "trend-setting early adopters".
They charge universities a fee for processing credit card payments, and the schools pass those costs on to students and families, amounting to over a thousand dollars or more per year in some cases.
Private banks charge an initial fee for collection, a fee for processing and a yearly maintenance fee to preserve the cord blood for use by the specific donee.
Alteration Fees At a Co-op Q The managing agent of my co-op recently started charging a $200 fee for processing alteration agreements and a $100 fee for decoration agreements.
Colin Baptie, a spokesman for Visa International, said it charges card issuers a 1percentt fee for processing the transaction through computer networks, and that banks can choose to pass this fee on to customers (most do).
Nathan Courtney, an assistant attorney general leading the probe, said he was unaware of the amended tax return until contacted by Forbes, even though a copy of the document was filed with his unit, which also collected a $75 fee for processing it.
In addition, there is a $75 application fee for processing.
Plus, the site charges a fee of 7.5percentt of the sale price, plus an additional $2 fee for processing a Paypal payment to the seller -- or $2.75 for processing and mailing a payment by check.
Ms. ImMasche also gives "tips" to ActBlue as part of the contribution process, which is the main way the organization supports itself (it charges a 3.95percenttransactionon fee for processing each contribution).
