Sentence examples for eligibility paperwork from inspiring English sources

He was in uniform in late January, having just stepped off the team bus to play his first collegiate game, when a coach told him that his eligibility paperwork still had not been accepted.

The city has failed to fill such slots because, among other things, it does not allow centers to approve a child's eligibility paperwork before a vacancy becomes available and because the agency that handles the approvals is short-staffed, leading to waiting times of up to six months for a child care slot, the report said.

For patients referred to WCCP, patients needed to complete eligibility paperwork.

Clinics reported that they understood the WCCP eligibility paperwork was cumbersome, yet no effort was made to coordinate with WCCP to simplify the referral process and paperwork.

As was mentioned earlier, linkage coordinators frequently completed intake assessments or eligibility paperwork, which reduced the overall workload for long-term case managers when clients were transitioned to them.

Regardless of whether or not the long-term case managers were located in-house, it was common for linkage staff to demonstrate how the program benefited case managers, especially emphasizing the preparatory work done by linkage staff (e.g., completing eligibility assessments, intake paperwork) prior to the client's first meeting with the case manager.

The White House has streamlined the process -- paperwork around eligibility criteria has jammed the HAMP program from the getgo -- but thus far, we've seen a consistent lack of interest by private lenders (and by the government sponsored entities too, but that's another issue -- see here).

City officials said the applicants had a hard time pulling together the necessary paperwork to demonstrate eligibility.

Best of all, it reduced government paperwork to establish eligibility for free or reduced-price school meals, ensuring that tens of thousands more children will get healthy food they need.

"Jose was hired as an employee at The Huffington Post after submitting paperwork evidencing his eligibility for work in the U.S., which was reviewed in accordance with the company's standard practice," Ruiz said.

Those who completed the paperwork and met eligibility criteria of WCCP often did not receive a mammogram due to limited WCCP screening slots.