The phrase "assessment fee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a charge or cost associated with evaluating or appraising something, often in contexts like education, real estate, or financial services.
Example: "Before enrolling in the course, students must pay a non-refundable assessment fee to evaluate their eligibility."
Alternatives: "evaluation charge" or "appraisal fee."
On March 23 , 2016 Sander and his wife went to the local mental health clinic, but could not pay the assessment fee.
That is because, unlike the nonmember who objected initially, the union will not permit that initially nonobjecting nonmember to withhold anything from the special assessment fee.
The balance is passed along to SUNY, along with 68percentt of portfolio fees ($315), orientation ($50), telecommunication ($100 per term) and an assessment fee for transfer credits of as much as $1500.
In general, any effort to send a new notice and then apply special percentages to a special midyear assessment fee runs into administrative difficulties that, as explained above, are avoided with a retrospective system.
Any of the 39 buildings on the park that fails to pay the yearly assessment fee of $7,500 per lot, which grants it two keys — fees and keys multiply accordingly for buildings on multiple lots — will have its key privileges rescinded.
In his nuts-and-bolts analysis of Governor Pataki's budget proposal, Mayor Bloomberg said that the governor's plan to pay for the state's Graduate Medical Program with Medicaid would cost the city $25 million because the city would have to share in the cost, and that his proposed assessment fee on hospitals would cost the city $30 million because city hospitals would have to pay it.
Checkers will also be investigating the town's Water Pollution Control Authority, which handles the sewer assessment fees, Mr. Conroy said.
And in Oregon, courts can fine families $1,000 if they fail to pay for probation supervision or assessment fees.
Earlier this year the government announced that it will cut the medical assessment fees for people who claim they have suffered whiplash in England and Wales.
It would have to hire about 40 new people to do filings properly, charge clients more and pay "much higher" assessment fees.
Mr. Bass, a lawyer, said he paid $1,100 a month for his share of the building's special assessment fees related to what the lawsuit claims is faulty construction.
