Examples of Supporting Documentation. Phone bills, gas receipts, postage receipts; detailed list of locations to which you traveled (i.e., police station, IRS office), indication of why you traveled there (i.e., police report or letter from IRS re: falsified tax return) and number of miles you traveled. / / $ . ⭘ Fees for credit reports, credit monitoring, or other identity theft insurance product purchased on or after March 22, 2022 through {the preliminary approval date}. (mm/dd/yy) Examples of Supporting Documentation: Receipts or account statements reflecting purchases made for Credit Monitoring or Identity Theft Insurance Services. ⭘ Compensation for proven monetary loss, professional fees including attorneys’ fees, accountants’ fees, and fees for credit repair services incurred as a result of the Cyberattack. / / $ . (mm/dd/yy) Examples of Supporting Documentation: Invoices or statements reflecting payments made for professional fees/services.
Examples of Supporting Documentation. Phone bills, gas receipts, postage receipts; detailed list of locations to which you traveled (i.e., police station, IRS office), indication of why you traveled there (i.e., police report or letter from IRS re: falsified tax return) and number of miles you traveled. CREATIVE- B Your claim must be submitted online or postmarked by: MONTH DD, 2023 CLAIM FORM FOR CREATIVE VENTURES, INC. CYBERATTACK SETTLEMENT Xxxxxx Xxxxx v. Creative Ventures, Inc., d/b/a Pro Wrestling Tees / / $ . Case No. 2023LA000177 Fees for credit reports, credit monitoring, or other identity theft insurance product purchased on or after December 15, 2021 through (mm/dd/yy) {the preliminary approval date}. Examples of Supporting Documentation: Receipts or account statements reflecting purchases made for Credit Monitoring or Identity Theft Insurance Services. Other monetary losses relating to fraud or identity theft, professional fees including for credit repair services, incurred as a (mm/dd/yy) result of the Cyberattack. Examples of Supporting Documentation: Invoices or statements reflecting payments made for professional fees/services.
Examples of Supporting Documentation. Supporting documentation includes but is not limited to the following: - Paid receipts - Canceled checks or check & payment registers from Subrecipient’s financial management system - Travel Logs - Hotel/motel folios - Journal entries - Training or other event attendance rosters - Time and attendance activity reports - Payroll time sheets completed by employee and signed by supervisor - Performance reports - Payroll registers indicating the employee’s name, dates, hours, and costs charged to the grant - Credit Card Statements - Depreciation/amortization schedules - Cost allocation plans - Detailed audit reports including auditor’s comments and corrective action plans - 2nd tier subawards - Contracts with and invoices from vendors or other service providers - Policies and procedures - Personnel position descriptions
Examples of Supporting Documentation. Phone bills, gas receipts, postage receipts; list of locations to which you traveled (e.g., police station, IRS office), why you traveled there (e.g., police report or letter from IRS) and number of miles traveled. ⭘ Fees for credit reports, credit monitoring, or other identity theft insurance product purchased on or after June 25, 2022 through {the preliminary approval date}. (mm/dd/yy) Examples of Supporting Documentation: Receipts or account statements reflecting purchases made for Credit Monitoring or Identity Theft Insurance Services.
