Sentence examples for proof of enrollment from inspiring English sources

To get access to the pack, students either need a school email address, valid student ID or some other proof of enrollment (enrollment letter, transcript, etc).. Students with existing GitHub student accounts will also automatically get access to the developer pack.

While the application for a stay permit at the Ministry of Interior requires a proof of enrollment by the university, the Ministry of Higher Education allows universities to issue these proofs only one month after classes start, while the Ministry of Finance issues financial sanctions for every week spent irregularly in Tunisia.

Currently, students seeking discounted fares must submit their photo ID and proof of enrollment to Metro.

Generally, you'll need to show proof of enrollment for getting a student fee waiver and most banks enforce an age cutoff.

The 35-year-old allegedly failed earlier this month to report to his probation officer twice and failed to show proof of enrollment in a domestic violence education class, TMZ reported.

I don't want to give away TOO much, but it's something I've really wanted to do for quite some time!" The scholarship will be open to current Rentboy.com advertisers who are US residents 18 and over and have proof of enrollment in college or classes (though any type of schooling is eligible: university, art classes, hair school, real-estate license, CPT, nursing school, etc).

When you check in at Disrupt Berlin registration, you'll need to show your valid student ID, proof of current enrollment or a copy of your official transcripts to receive your badge.

Note that you must present a valid student ID, proof of current enrollment or transcripts when you check in at Disrupt SF '18 registration — otherwise, you'll pay the full on-site pass price ($1,995).

Walgreen, the largest drug store chain in the United States, said customers who have enrolled in Obamacare, but don't have an ID yet from an insurer, can bring proof of their enrollment from now through the end of January to a Walgreen's pharmacy.

Republican legislators purposefully included a requirement in the law that student IDs used for voting must expire within two years and be signed by the student, disqualifying typical student IDs at campuses around the state, while also requiring proof of current enrollment.

Another point of concern was that insurers told the Covered California staff that demanding proof of special enrollment eligibility from applicants in the off-exchange market -- these are higher-income customers ineligible for premium subsidies -- made 15%to35%5% of them "disappear," a possible indication that at least some weren't really eligible.