You can claim financial hardship -- mere loss of income doesn't fly -- if you bring in tax returns and documentation of employment status.
School nurses also receive the most current asthma treatment training in return for documentation of the number of times the equipment is used and the results of those treatments.
Those who did not return their documentation are likely to have been less engaged, and possibly less knowledgeable and confident than those who responded.
Tighter restrictions were nonetheless enacted: as of last fall, those claiming the credit were required to file a paper return and provide documentation that they had bought a house.
One, he wrote, submitted claims for emergency payments "in an amount 2 1/2 times the business's total gross sales" from its 2009 tax return; another submitted documentation "consisting solely of a letter from her mother as the business owner," and several had filed multiple claims or offered little or no documentation.
Rick Luftglass, director of United States philanthropy at Pfizer, which provided free drugs for 600,000 people last year, said that to qualify for most of the programs, patients generally needed to provide tax returns or some other documentation of their income status.
Discrepancies were resolved by consensus through the process of returning to the synthesized documentation report, and discussing the issue among the two translators.
In July she returned to Honduras with documentation, only to encounter another obstacle.
Under federal law, anyone whose identity or voting precinct is in doubt can ask for a provisional ballot at any polling station and then has a number of days to return with the required documentation to make that vote count.
When the two years are complete, workers are allowed to apply for long-term disability benefits, but they are required to provide documentation regarding return-to-work efforts during the two-year period.
