Sentence examples for paperwork used from inspiring English sources
Scrutiny of the Baum firm has increased in recent months after significant errors surfaced nationwide in legal paperwork used by banks to seize delinquent borrowers' homes.
Outraged by a district judge's refusal to allow them to see the various bits of paperwork used in the Tesler extradition hearing, the Guardian applied to have the decision overturned at the high court.
She further raises our moral consciousness of how archaic border visa policies – designed for the paperwork used at a simple border crossing – in today's catastrophic circumstances, make the suffering from being trapped with no place to go, worse.
For the last month or so, some of the nation's largest banks have temporarily halted foreclosures in some states amid accusations that the paperwork used as evidence to oust homeowners was incomplete or signed off by so-called robo-signers who did little to check its veracity.
This week, Wells Fargo was among the 10 banks that agreed to an $8.5 billion settlement with the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve over claims of shoddy foreclosure practices, including sloppy paperwork used in home seizures and botched loan modifications.
Margolin presented a membership agreement that customers had signed, paperwork used to show their stores are in compliance with state laws.
A mule account is either set up with false paperwork using a stolen or manipulated identity, or belongs to a legitimate customer who has allowed criminals to use their account.
She had already filed the Limited Liability Company LLCC) paperwork using free forms she found on the Web, and all she wanted from me was the minimum work required to add the two partners.
If you and your spouse are able to reach an agreement on every single aspect of your divorce you can draw up your own paperwork using a form found on the internet but you should at least pay for an hour of an attorney's time to have them review it.
Other defectors say they have falsified paperwork or used disguises to get through government checkpoints.
The reduction of officers and staff in non-frontline roles has forced frontline cops back into the office to pick up the paperwork that used to be done for them.
