much as you as a buyer may want to believe that the home you have found is perfect, a clear title report ensures there are no liens placed against the prior owners or any documents that will restrict your use of the property. A preliminary title report provides you with an opportunity to review any impediment that would prevent clear title from passing to you. When reading a preliminary report, it is important to check the extent of your ownership rights or interest.

You need to supply a complete set of plans for your new home or addition. It is best to provide a set of plans that you don't expect to get back. The plans should include:

Basically, title insurance assures that you have clear title to the home you're purchasing. A title search is the primary component of "due diligence," a process that will be started either by your attorney, if you are using one, or by the title company you choose. The title search determines whether the seller actually owns the property and if there are any claims against it.

Yes, except in the state of Washington (Affidavit in Lieu of Title is accepted in Washington) you will need to have a clean (no Lien) title. In California, we can accept an application for duplicate title as long as your vehicle registration does not show a lien holder (you will need to fax us the registration to prove this). If you have already applied for a California title with DMV, we cannot accept an application for duplicate title.

If the property is located in an area which the temperature drops below freezing, then the property is to be winterized. In these areas, all properties must be winterized between October 15th and March 1st, or longer as the locale requires. Winterization is not to exceed $100.00 in most states, please contact your assigned Asset Manager for authorization above this amount.

You may see that property reports are available online, sometimes for as little as $10. This report is usually a copy of the tax records, showing the name of the assessed owner, and possibly with some neighborhood information. This is NOT the same as a title search, as it does not search for liens, or ownership transfers. Back to questions

If possible report the names and addresses of the child and parent; the child’s age; the type and extent of the abuse, as well as any previous evidence of abuse; the explanation given for the abuse; and any other information that will help establish the cause of abuse or identify the abuser.

SGD now has a page of Yeast Images as part of the WWW Virtual Library: Yeast. You are welcome to use these.

YES. All Marines reporting to MSG Bn will be in their Service “A” uniform upon reporting. To clarify, it is NOT acceptable to come to MSG Bn in civilian attire and request to change into Alpha's. All Marines will stand a uniform inspection immediately upon reporting into MSG Bn. Don't be the Marine that reports out of uniform. When they say "immediately" they mean it.

It is not necessary to report individual cases of suspected infections. However, schools should notify the local health department of any suspected clusters of concern. When reporting clusters of concern, you may share identifying information according to the Regulations for Disease Reporting and Control, 12VAC5-90-90-D.

The following are suggestions of the types of information/questions we ask for. Please do not hesitate to make a report if you have incomplete information. How the reporter came to know the information and the reporter's thoughts about the likelihood of further harm to the child(ren).

Yes. This year LEAs will report graduate and dropout data through CBEDS, as well as through the Annual SSID Maintenance process. Your Annual SSID Maintenance submission will serve as the official source of graduate and dropout counts.