"necessary fees" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to fees that are required or essential in a certain situation. Example: "In order to complete your application, you will need to pay the necessary fees for processing and filing."
Under this legislation, voters going to the polls without a photo ID, including indigent voters unable to pay necessary fees to get an ID, will be allowed to cast "provisional" ballots.
The head of the board that represents Fox-affiliated stations said Tuesday that it backed Mr. Carey, and suggested that the stations could start broadcasting two flavors, a light version over the airwaves that would be without hit sports and entertainment programming, and a fuller version for subscribers to cable and satellite providers that pay the necessary fees.
Keio University will pay the necessary fees next week and instantly obtain the patent.
"We aim to make money the same ways as a bank, at a fraction of a cost and without the necessary fees," adds the Loot founder.
That Uber's statement, in reality, was the equivalent of apologizing, but saying, "hey, we're an aggressive company with go-get-'em sales tactics and we shouldn't have done that, but 'no harm, no foul' because we cancelled seconds later and paid any necessary fees".
I took a daylong course by the airport, paid all the necessary fees, and passed my state-proctored notary exam.
In 2012, Chicago's city council signed off on a "vomit cleanup fee" of $50 for its taxicabs, a necessary fee given Chicago's incoherent late-night crowd.
Pay the necessary fee of 18 to submit your application and documents through the website.
Financial advisors say the range of miscues run from the very basic like not starting or not adequately funding one of these tax-deferred plans to more sophisticated problems like tolerating higher-than-necessary fees or poorly allocating a portfolio.
Along with high purchase costs, there are the necessary insurance fees.
