Eligible Organizations. For purposes of a Group Submission, the term “Eligible Organization” means either (a) a Sponsor (as that term is defined in section 4.07 of Rev. Proc. 2005-16, 2005-10 I.R.B. 674) of a master or prototype plan, (b) a Volume Submitter practitioner, as that term is defined in section 13.04 of Rev. Proc. 2005-16, (c) an insurance company or other entity that has issued annuity contracts or provides services with respect to assets for 403(b) Plans, or (d) an entity that provides its clients with administrative services with respect to Qualified Plans, 403(b) Plans, SEPs or SIMPLE IRA Plans. An Eligible Organization is not eligible to make a Group Submission unless the submission includes a failure resulting from a systemic error involving the Eligible Organization that affects at least 20 plans and that result in at least 20 plans implementing correction. If, at any time before the Service issues the compliance statement, the number of plans falls below 20, the Eligible Organization must notify the Service that it is no longer eligible to make a Group Submission (and the compliance fee may be retained).
Eligible Organizations. For purposes of VCGroup, the term “Eligible Organization” means either (a) a Sponsor (as that term is defined in section 4.09 of Rev. Proc. 2000-20 2000-1 C.B. 553) of a master or prototype plan, (b) an insurance company or other entity that has issued annuity contracts or provides services with respect to assets for 403(b) Plans, or (c) an entity that provides its clients with administrative services with respect to Qualified Plans or 403(b)
Eligible Organizations. Builder partners may be any person or entity that constructs single-family homes, multifamily buildings, affordable housing, manufactured homes or develops land.
Eligible Organizations. Innovation partners are entities--other than builders, verifiers or architects and designers -- that support efforts to build, create and/or sell zero energy ready homes. Specific relevant organizations include, but are not limited to building product manufacturers, retailers, utilities, energy efficiency programs, non-profit energy organizations, and state/local government. If a manufacturer or retailer wants to join as a partner, they must manufacture/sell products that can be used in a zero energy ready home to help comply with program specifications. Each Partner application will be reviewed to verify this eligibility before being approved by DOE.
Eligible Organizations. CNCS sub-grantees- AmeriCorps State, Senior Corps programs (including youth corps, local volunteer and service programs, etc.) with the capacity to deploy and support national service participants to impacted areas to provide disaster service functions. • State Service Commissions and AmeriCorps National Direct Grantees- These organizations administer, support, represent and/or coordinate networks of national service programs. AmeriCorps National Direct grantees will deploy AmeriCorps members currently assigned to their program to provide disaster service functions. State Service Commissions can utilize their networks to engage national service participants in disaster response activities. The DRCA application is designed to capture information for each type of organization and help CNCS match the resources of each program to the identified community need. It also allows CNCS to review applicants to ensure they have the necessary programmatic, financial, and administrative infrastructure to effectively execute the agreement and provide the services required. To be approved for a DRCA, an organization must establish that they: • Are currently sponsored by CNCS, as an AmeriCorps State and National grantee, sub- grantee, site of a State and National program, or Senior Corps sponsor, or Professional Corps or other “non- traditional” CNCS grantee. • Possess the commitment and capacity, evidenced by program experience and participant training and background, to engage national service participants [i.e., AmeriCorps Members, Senior Corps participants, etc.] in responding to disasters. • Ensure that all national service participants are in compliance with CNCS criminal history check requirement • Demonstrate an understanding of the challenging conditions of deployment [described in next section “CNCS Disaster Response”] and prepares its members/participants for these conditions. • Ensure participants are in a physical condition that is appropriate for specified tasks. • Can cover the expenses incurred by deployment until reimbursement by CNCS, typically within 60 days upon demobilization. • Can deploy participants within 24 to 48 hours of confirmation of deployment status. • Has agreements in place with project sponsors allowing participants to leave their regular assigned duties in order to deploy. • Has liability coverage in place for in-state and out-of-state disaster deployments, if the program intends to be available for out-of-state deployments. • Will take ...
Eligible Organizations. For purposes of VCGroup, the term “Eligible Organization” means either (a) a Sponsor (as that term is defined in section 4.09 of Rev. Proc. 2000-20 2000-1 C.B. 553) of a master or prototype plan that (i) receives an opinion letter that considers the provisions of GUST, or (ii) has received an opinion letter that considers TRA ’86 and has been submitted for a GUST opinion letter by December 31, 2000, (b) an insurance company or other entity that has issued annuity contracts or provides services with respect to assets for 403(b) Plans, or (c) an entity that provides its clients with administrative services with respect to Qualified Plans or 403(b)
Eligible Organizations. For purposes of a Group Submission, the term “Eligible Organization” means either (a) a Sponsor (as that term is defined in section 4.09 of Rev. Proc. 2000-20 2000-1 C.B. 553) of a master or prototype plan, (b) an insurance company or other entity that has issued annuity contracts or provides services with respect to assets for 403(b) Plans, or (c) an entity that provides its clients with administrative services with respect to Qualified Plans, 403(b) Plans, SEPs or SIMPLE IRA Plans. An Eligible Organization is not eligible to make a Group Submission unless the submission includes a failure resulting from a systemic error involving the Eligible Organization that affects at least 20 plans and that results in at least 20 plans implementing correction. If, at any time before the Service issues the compliance statement, the number of plans falls below 20, the Eligible Organization must notify the Service that it is no longer eligible to make a Group Submission (and the compliance fee may be retained).
Eligible Organizations. To receive reimbursement for at-risk afterschool snacks and at-risk afterschool meals, organizations must meet the criteria below. * * * * *
Eligible Organizations. All Parties to this Agreement are “eligible organizations” as defined below. Eligible organizations may agree to buy and/or sell a participation interest of any qualifying Loan or pool of Loans from another Party to this Agreement. Loans offered for sale may be a Party’s Closed Loans or Loans they intend to close. The Seller, Buyer, Secondary Seller and Servicer of a Loan or pool of Loans will be identified in a Loan Participation Certificate. The Loan Participation Certificate also sets forth the contractual and economic terms of the Participation Interest.
Eligible Organizations. An eligible volunteer service opportunity must be with a Not-For-Profit, which includes non- profits and registered charities.
