Attestation definition

Attestation means a Transfer Certificate or Certification by Seller as the Certification Authority in form and substance as agreed to by the Parties separate and apart from the Product Order, examples of which for voluntary and potentially other Applicable Programs is attached as Exhibit C and D.

Attestation means the affirmation by signature of the nurse indicating compliance with the standards and terms of the continuing competency requirements.

Attestation means collectively a Seller Attestation and an Engineer Attestation.

Examples of Attestation in a sentence

• If the Responsible Company Official signing the original Attestation Statement leaves the company or no longer has authority to make legally binding commitments on behalf of the company, the Requesting Party must designate a new Responsible Company Official to submit a new signed Attestation Statement within 30 days.

• If the Firm is not required to carry WC coverage, it must submit Form CE-200, “Certificate of Attestation of Exemption” from New York State Workers’ Compensation and/or Disability Benefits Insurance Coverage.

• Company Official to sign the Attestation Statement (Attachment D) indicating understanding of the Privacy Act restrictions relating to the use of this service on behalf of the Requesting Party.

• The signed and dated Attestation Statement must be submitted to SSA with the signed User Agreement.

• If the Firm is not required to carry DB Insurance coverage, it must submit Form CE-200, “Certificate of Attestation of Exemption” from New York State Workers’ Compensation and/or Disability Benefits Insurance Coverage.

More Definitions of Attestation

Attestation or "attest function" means the issuance by a

Attestation means the delivery to the Company of a completed attestation form prescribed by the Company setting forth the whole shares of Common Stock owned by the Recipient which the Recipient wishes to utilize to pay the Exercise Price. The Common Stock listed on the attestation form must have been owned by the Recipient six months or longer, and not have been used to effect an Option exercise within the preceding six months, unless the Committees specifically provide otherwise.

Attestation means written certification under oath.

Attestation means collectively a Seller Attestation and an Engineer Attestation. “Authorized Representative” has the meaning set forth in Section 21.7.

Attestation. – means a letter on hospital letterhead, signed under oath consistent with Section 92.50, F.S., by the person with direct or delegated authority to make such a statement as required in accordance with this rule.

Attestation means the attestation referred to in section 2(2)(d)(ii) of the Act;

Attestation means an attestation made on the attestation form located on the CCO Contract Forms Website, signed by Contractor’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) or Chief Financial Officer (CFO) or an individual who has delegated authority to sign for Reports as designated by the Signature Authorization Form available on the CCO Contract Forms Website.