Common use of Tribally Incorporated Recipients Clause in Contracts

Tribally Incorporated Recipients. Native CDFI Recipients who are incorporated by a Tribal Government rather than a state may provide the Certificate of Good Standing from the Tribal Government. If the Tribal Government does not normally provide a Certificate of Good Standing, the Recipient may provide a letter from the Tribal Government confirming the Recipient is validly incorporated and is in good standing under the laws of the Tribal Government and is registered to conduct business. Offices within the Tribal Government that may be able to provide a letter with this information include: Officer/Secretary of the Tribal Council, Bureau of Indian Affairs Office, Executive Secretary of the Tribe, in house Tribal Legal office, Tribe Finance Office (head of Finance Department), or the Tribal Operations office.

Tribally Incorporated Recipients. Native CDFI Recipients who are incorporated by a Tribal Government rather than a state may provide the Certificate of Good Standing from the Tribal Government. If the Tribal Government does not normally provide a Certificate of Good Standing, the Recipient may provide a letter from the Tribal Government confirming the Recipient is validly incorporated and is in good standing under the laws of the Tribal Government and is registered to conduct business. Offices within the Tribal Government that may be able to provide a letter with this information include: Officer/Secretary of the Tribal Council, Bureau of Indian Affairs Office, Executive Secretary of the Tribe, in house Tribal Legal office, Tribe Finance Office (head of Finance Department), or the Tribal Operations office.. [Attach Certificate of Good Standing]