Recording Requirements. All PCSOT polygraph examinations submitted for quality control shall be audio/visually recorded in their entirety. When required for quality control purposes, these recordings shall be made available. All recorded physiological data shall be retained as part of the examination file as long as required by regulation or law but for a minimum of one year when not in conflict with regulation or law.
Recording Requirements. 12 8.06 Date Down Certificate.............................................13 8.07 Vacant Space Acknowledgment.......................................13 8.08
Recording Requirements. 14 8.06 Date Down Certificate..................................................................................14 8.07
Recording Requirements. The Employer agrees to record the amount of membership dues paid by an employee to the Union on the employee's T-4 Statement.
Recording Requirements i. During the Reengagement Period NGE will audio record all in-person solicitations of Illinois residential and small commercial customers, in accordance with Illinois law applicable to such solicitations.
ii. NGE shall retain the full, complete, and unedited recordings of in-person solicitations of Illinois residential and small commercial customers that do not lead to an enrollment for a period of six (6) months from the date of the solicitation.
iii. NGE shall retain the full, complete, and unedited recordings of in-person solicitations of Illinois residential and small commercial customers that lead to an enrollment for a period for a period of two (2) years from the date of the solicitation.
iv. Upon written request by Staff or the AG identifying the recordings to be produced and the reason therefore with reasonable specificity, recordings shall be produced within fourteen (14) days.
Recording Requirements. SUBMITTER and Agent, if any, shall only submit scans of original documents electronically which meet all of the same requirements for the submission of original paper documents. Every document submitted shall include a Preliminary Change of Ownership Report (“PCOR”) when required by law or local ordinance. SUBMITTER and Agent, if any, shall either shred or return the original PCOR with the original document upon recording; the TEHAMA County Assessor’s Office (“ASSESSOR”) will accept an electronic image of a PCOR through the ERDS in lieu of the original. At least once every business week, SUBMITTER and Agent, if any, shall deliver to ASSESSOR any exclusion or exemption form for all documents submitted electronically.
Recording Requirements a. Is recordal of trademark assignment mandatory or optional in the jurisdiction?
b. Is there a time limit for submitting an executed Trademark Assignment Agreement (TAA) to be recorded in a patent and trademark office (TMO)?
c. Is late recordal permitted? What are the consequences of not recording a TAA, or of recording after expiration of an applicable time period?
d. What are the benefits of timely recordal?
e. Are original documents required?
f. Can a single assignment document covering marks in multiple jurisdictions be recorded either: (i) in original form or (ii) as a copy? If a copy is acceptable, is legalization required for recordal?
g. Is a separate assignment document for each jurisdiction required or advisable?
h. Can non-essential information be redacted from the assignment or schedule?
Recording Requirements. All documents and affidavits required of Purchaser to record the Deed. 8.06 DATE DOWN CERTIFICATE. A certificate of Purchaser (the "Purchaser Date Down Certificate") in form and substance attached to the Exhibit Agreement as Schedule 8.06 certifying that Purchaser's representations and warranties set forth in Paragraph 10.02 of this Agreement are true and correct as of the applicable Closing Date.
Recording Requirements. SUBMITTER and/or AGENT shall only submit 15 scans of original documents electronically which meet all of the same requirements for the 16 submission of original paper documents. Every document submitted shall include a Preliminary
