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INS is a part of the US Dept. of State. Forms are required and copies of these forms and their data must be sent in at the same time the forms may be reproduced but are avail. for free from the Dept. A filing fee is associated with most applications and must be sent in at the same time. If doing this yourself be prepared to kill some trees.
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A photocopy of a claim form may be optically scanned?
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Can you claim money back on flights if you didn t get past immigration?
no
My elderly mom is trying to make an unclaimed property claim. She needs a Release from Administration document. How do we get one?
She has to talk to the local commerce office for property taxs to receive the form.
What is the source document for an insurance claim?
CMS-1500
Which was not a claim made by those in the temperance movement?
Alcohol production will lead to more immigration.
Narrative document?
A narrative document must accompany claim to describe nature and extent of the need of service or procedure.
What document do both men claim support their position?
Declaration of Independence
Can a person file a quick claim document in a state where the property is not located?
No, a person must file a quitclaim deed in the state where the property is located because real estate laws and recording requirements vary by state. The document must be filed with the appropriate county or municipal office to be legally binding.
Why is the declaration of independence is an important document?
The document said that we were a country and we were free of Great Britain's rule.
Where do you claim your lottery winnings?
You can claim your lottery winnings at the official lottery office or designated claim center specified by the lottery organization.
Can a notary public notarize a Quit Claim Deed on which they personally will be receiving the property?
No. Of course not. The universal rule of notaries is that they don't notarize any document from which they will gain an interest or benefit. You need to study up on the rules of that office.
What adverse possession document looks like?
An adverse possession document typically includes a legal description of the property in question, the names of the current owner and the claimant, and a detailed account of the claimant’s use of the property, demonstrating that it has been continuous, open, exclusive, and under a claim of right. It may also include affidavits from witnesses or evidence of improvements made to the property. Additionally, the document often requires notarization and may need to be filed with the appropriate local government office to formalize the claim.
