Sentence examples for application paperwork from inspiring English sources

Mr. Prom recommends taking your application paperwork to an experienced loan officer for a second opinion.

The department approved these courses in 2011/12, taking just four days to deal with the application paperwork.

There's also an office manager, an export sales manager from France, and one intern from Mexico who is helping the startup with organic certification application paperwork.

Confined to Moria they watch as tens of thousands of people queue for days to register their arrival in Europe and get the asylum application paperwork that allows them to travel onwards.

Our house is now in foreclosure and our daughter had to quit college because my ex messed up loan application paperwork.

If you're lucky enough to find it first (and you get your application paperwork in on time), the bargain apartment is yours for the keeping.

A critical study by the RAND Corporation identified 12 major stages in the Road Home application, including paperwork, interviews and detailed correspondence; news reports identified more than 60 steps, major and minor, in all.

The lawyer puts those documents into a loan-modification application — intricate paperwork that varies by lender and servicer — and follows that up with repeated calls to the loan officer.

But the new system — requiring applicants to show they have offers from approved colleges and adequate finances — was quickly overwhelmed, particularly in the Indian subcontinent, where applications soared and British officials complained that they were approving applications on paperwork alone, with no interviews.

I've redistributed the code of conduct to our entire agency and I've also launched a full operational review of the cranes and derricks unit and ordered that associated applications and paperwork be made available on the Web so that they are apparent to the public.

But he said many are kept for long periods while their applications and paperwork are being considered by the UKBA, and where courts have ordered reviews of decisions.