Common use of Proof of Payment Clause in Contracts

Proof of Payment. “Proof of Payment” refers to the original or copy of any document(s) generated at or around the time expenses were incurred showing that the Claimant paid for the expenses incurred (e.g., a Qualifying Purchase, towing expenses, transportation expenses, etc.) for which they may be entitled to reimbursement under this Settlement Agreement. “Proof of Payment” must reflect the method of payment the Claimant used, the cost of the expense, and the name of the entity charging the Claimant for the expense. “Proof of Payment” for an expense paid by credit card are final repair invoices or similar records that show a duty to pay for a related expense plus credit card receipts, or credit card statements reflecting actual amounts paid. “Proof of Payment” for an expense paid by debit card or check are final repair invoices plus debit card receipts, cleared checks, or bank account statements reflecting actual amounts paid. “Proof of Payment” for an expense paid in cash shall include a valid corresponding final invoice or repair order, proof of withdrawal of cash from a bank or credit union, along with an attestation under penalty of perjury by the Claimant that they do not have a cash payment receipt from the person or entity that the Claimant paid showing their payment and as to the specific dollar amount they paid in cash.

Proof of Payment. “Proof of Payment” refers to the original or copy of any document(s) generated at or around the time expenses were incurred showing that the Claimant paid for the expenses incurred (e.g., a Qualifying Purchase, towing expenses, transportation expenses, etc.) for which they may be entitled to reimbursement under this Settlement Agreement. “Proof of Payment” must reflect the method of payment the Claimant used, the cost of the expense, and the name of the entity charging the Claimant for the expense. “Proof of Payment” for an expense paid by credit card are final repair invoices or similar records that show a duty to pay for a related expense plus credit card receipts, or credit card statements reflecting actual amounts paid. “Proof of Payment” for an expense paid by debit card or check are final repair invoices plus debit card receipts, cleared checks, or Claims can be subm#it:t6ed9e6le1ctronically at bank account statements reflecting actual amounts paid. “Proof of Payment” for an expense paid in cash shall include a valid corresponding final invoice or repair order, proof of withdrawal of cash from a bank or credit union, along with an attestation under penalty of perjury by the Claimant that they do not have a cash payment receipt from the person or entity that the Claimant paid showing their payment and as to the specific dollar amount they paid in cash.

Proof of Payment. “Proof of Payment” refers to the original or copy of any document(s) generated at or around the time expenses were incurred showing that the Claimant paid for the expenses incurred (e.g., a Qualifying Purchase, towing expenses, transportation expenses, etc.) for which they may be entitled to reimbursement under this Settlement Agreement. “Proof of Payment” must reflect the method of payment the Claimant used, the cost of the expense, and the name of the entity charging the Claimant for the expense. “Proof of Payment” for an expense paid by credit card are final repair invoices or similar records that show a duty to pay for a related Claims can be subm#it:t3ed6e2le2ctronically at expense plus credit card receipts, or credit card statements reflecting actual amounts paid. “Proof of Payment” for an expense paid by debit card or check are final repair invoices plus debit card receipts, cleared checks, or bank account statements reflecting actual amounts paid. “Proof of Payment” for an expense paid in cash shall include a valid corresponding final invoice or repair order, proof of withdrawal of cash from a bank or credit union, along with an attestation under penalty of perjury by the Claimant that they do not have a cash payment receipt from the person or entity that the Claimant paid showing their payment and as to the specific dollar amount they paid in cash.