Yes, if you have a living spouse, are married and live in one of the Community Property States (Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington or Wisconsin) and if you are not naming your spouse as 100% sole primary beneficiary, your spouse needs to sign and date the beneficiary request in the Consent of Spouse Section of the form.

Yes. Remember you are requesting an advance against future proceeds that will be awarded to the both of you.

There are several reasons for this. First, the bonding company tries it's best to paint a picture of who you are through your financials, and though this can give decent picture, it cannot speak of the person you are. By having a spouse sign, a person close to you is commenting on you character. Second, on more legal grounds, married people share joint assets, which in the worse case scenario, the bonding company may have to draw upon, should there be a claim.

The Plan is required to obtain your spouse's signature under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA). Under ERISA, your spouse has certain rights to benefits under the Plan, and your spouse's signature verifies that he or she has been informed of those rights. No. If your spouse or other designated beneficiary dies after you begin receiving benefits, you may not designate another beneficiary.

The regulations provided by the Internal Revenue Code (Section 125) require that a participant provide a statement, with each reimbursement request, that the expenses claimed were not paid by insurance or other means and reimbursement will not be sought from another party.

The application form must be signed by the owner of the property. In the case of a cooperative building, the chairman or other appropriate officer of the co-op board must sign the form. If you are applying to perform work on a part of a condominium building that is in common ownership, the application must be signed by the chairman or other appropriate officer of the condominium association.

There is no signature requirement on any of the financing statement filing forms. Under Article 9, it is the responsibility of the filer to ensure the proper authority exists to submit and file the documents. Additional debtors may be listed on the National Financing Statement Addendum and/or the National Financing Statement Additional Party form. All of these forms can be downloaded from the UCC Forms & Fees page.

Spousal consent on a form entitled “Spouse’s Consent Form of Benefit” is generally required to be completed with the distribution paperwork. For distribution requests for termination of employment, in-service withdrawals, and hardship withdrawals, unmarried participants have to complete a form entitled “Certification if no Spouse.”

Yes, if the property is your homestead, then your spouse must sign the deed or mortgage to convey his/her homestead rights per WI. Statute 702

A consent form is a specified document specifically designed to give the patient's consent to allow a Doctor, Physician, Surgeon or Radiologist permission to carry out a definite named medical procedure, investigation, operation, biopsy or removal of a named organ. This document must be signed by the patient and witnessed.

The legal and correct way is as follows. Leave the original form at home and take a copy of the form to China. The traveling parent signs the form as soon as possible after seeing the child and faxes a copy of the signed form back to the at home parent in the U.S. The at home parent then signs the original form and sends it by overnight air express (i.e. FedEx) to the hotel in Guangzhou where the traveling parent and child will be staying.

The Insurance card can only be used for other services, e.g. Laboratory Tests, ECG's, X-Rays, etc. but you must pay the doctor's consultation.

Yes, you can cancel your permission to use your vision information or blood at any time. This will mean that you can no longer participate in

According to ?___.320 (b) of the OMB Circular A-133, a senior level representative of the auditee and the auditor must sign the form. Signatures must be original (not photocopied) and dated.

The signing sequence is wrong (i.e. someone has to digitally sign the form (say Part A of the form) before you can apply your own digital signature (say Part B of the form).) The certificate is not issued by a recognized CA in HKSAR which is allowed by the e-Form for digital signature purpose. Additionally, if the message "Certificate has expired. Please renew or apply for a valid certificate from a recognized Certificate Authority." is displayed, it means that your certificate has expired.

If your spouse is included in your Form 47 (47EN, 47SK, 47PA etc) at the time of your application, no. If you got married after you lodged your application but before a decision is made on the application, you should send a Form 47A and Form 1022 to the processing office.

Yes. You can pay for them when you register yourself. We require any additional persons to stop by the office to sign the waiver form.

Yes. While the courts would like both parties to sign a Stipulated Judgment, you do not need your spouse's signature on any documents to proceed with your divorce. You must show proof of service on your spouse and then your spouse will have three different options: (1) to answer your claims in the Petition by filing a Response; (2) sign a Stipulated Judgment, or (3) Do nothing.

Unfortunately, if the spouse refuses to sign the papers the case cannot be filed in Guam. The inital deposit of $840 is non-refundable because it covers typing fees.

Yes. Only one account from the combined statement need be listed. If you receive a separate statement, then that account number would also have to be enrolled.

Yes, you can sign-up online using the Prosites123.com secure sign-up form, all of your information will be encrypted and is safe.

No, the release form is the only step you need to complete. Once you sign the release form, CancerExperts MD will then ask you to fax copies of your records or e-mail the copies to our headquarters.

No, unless you are on academic probation. All students: please remember to go over your program with your advisor periodically to make sure you're taking what you need.

The purpose of getting the prenatal verification form signed is for your healthcare provider to verify your prenatal care. However, If your pregnancy is being monitored for a particular medical conditions or if you have any concerns for the baby depending on the severity of your condition, we encourage you to engage in a conversation with you physician.

Texas standards state that no form of physical punishment is allowed when interacting with the child. This includes spanking, hitting, slapping, shaking, sit-ups, push-ups, holding or sitting in an unnatural position, unproductive work or the use of mechanical and personal restraints. No verbal abuse will be allowed (i.e.) yelling at children, calling them humiliating or embarrassing names, making negative remarks about their birth family, making threats of loss of placement.

Section 3 requires a bank representative signature to guarantee that the bank account belongs to the provider. Please send back the completed direct deposit form with the provider ’s enrollment.

The signature of the supervisor's supervisor typically occurs after the annual review and after the signatures of the employee and his or her immediate supervisor.

Some institutions require the Principal Investigator (PI) to be listed as the Recipient Scientist on MTAs. If your PI did not place the plasmid request, your PI must complete the MTA Acknowledgment Form to acknowledge the MTAs accompanying the plasmid transfer. This allows Addgene to list your PI on the MTA as the Recipient Scientist.