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Does a real estate broker have to keep originals?
Real estate brokers are required to keep copies of pertinent documents for several years (the time requirement varies by state) in California brokers are required to keep a transaction file for five years. This file is made up of true copies but not necessarily the original documents. Documents these days can be signed electronically, scanned or faxed or signed in ink- all are acceptable in the typical real estate transaction.
Which of these is better for my business, Business Vista and XP Pro?
Go with Vista Business. It has shadow copies, which can recover older copies of documents that you accidentally wrote over.
What are the 4 categories of copiers?
A photocopier - also known as copier - is a machine that makes copies of documents. The different categories of copiers are Analog, Digital, Desktop and Network.
What does cc on a letter stand for?
it usually stands for carbon copy; in the old days carbon paper was used to make copies of documents that had to be distributed to several persons or files. from this came the terminology carbon copy (cc) when copies of the document needs to be given to other persons or files.
How do you make a business continuity plan?
A business continuity plan should consist of information required to continue work as normal in some kind of disaster. For example a back up premises, copies of computer interfaces, staff transportation, staff contact details, redirection of telephone and mail.
Are employers required to provide the employee copies of their W-4 and Employee Eligibility Verification hiring documents?
Are employers required to provide the employee copies of their W-4 and Employee Eligibility Verification hiring documents
What is the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles GAAP standard for copies of a check to be attached to all documents for filing and how many copies are required?
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Does a real estate broker have to keep originals?
Real estate brokers are required to keep copies of pertinent documents for several years (the time requirement varies by state) in California brokers are required to keep a transaction file for five years. This file is made up of true copies but not necessarily the original documents. Documents these days can be signed electronically, scanned or faxed or signed in ink- all are acceptable in the typical real estate transaction.
Where can you download or get a copy of W-2?
Contact your employer. Every company has their own unique method for distributing W-2s to its employees. Some companies have a website where you can get copies of all of your paperwork, some have only paper copies of documents.
What was the photocopier invented for?
To make copies of documents and pictures.
What documents do beneficiaries automatically receive?
They do not automatically receive anything. In some cases, the executor will not have to provide information to the family. They can obtain copies of anything filed with the court.
Can you provide copies of passport for verification purposes?
Yes, can you provide copies of your passport for verification?
Where do you get a Condominium Declaration?
If you are developing a condominium project, you hire an association-savvy attorney who crafts the governing documents, based on state law that governs condominiums. When you purchase a condominium, by law you are entitled to copies of all your governing documents. (In Washington State, these documents are packaged in the Resale Certificate.) If you own a condominium, and your copies are lost, your association manager can provide you with copies, which you pay for. If you are interested in buying a condominium, again, you can purchase copies of the governing documents, most of which are public record.
What word means produces copies of papers and documents?
photocopier
Can an attorney refuse to give you copies pertaining to an estate?
Yes, an attorney can refuse to provide copies of documents related to an estate under certain circumstances, such as if the requester is not a beneficiary or if the documents contain confidential information. Additionally, attorneys may withhold documents if they believe disclosure could harm their client's interests or violate attorney-client privilege. However, beneficiaries typically have the right to access relevant estate documents, including the will and inventory, depending on jurisdictional laws.
What is the retention rate for truth-in-lending documents?
Retention rate suggests that you are asking how often a set of documents are retained, which by law is 100% for lenders and unknowable for the consumer's copies. If you meant to ask what the length of time for retaining Reg Z and TILA documents is, the answer is: a period of "2 years from the date the disclosures are required to be given or action is required to be taken" Generally speaking most lenders retain the documents for the life of the loan plus 2 years.
How do you get an application?
Job applications can usually be obtain in person at a business. However, many companies now provide copies of their applications online at the company's website.
