Certification period definition

Certification period means the period for which an individual is certified eligible for a program.
Certification period for medically needy shall mean the period of time not to exceed two consecutive months in which a person is conditionally eligible.
Certification period means the length of time an emergency medical care provider certificate is valid. The certification period shall be for two years from initial issuance or from renewal, unless otherwise specified on the certificate or unless sooner suspended or revoked.

Examples of Certification period in a sentence

  • Promptly after the end of each fiscal quarter during the Certification Period, Advisor Parent shall deliver to HTI a certificate which demonstrates Advisor Parent’s compliance with this Section 5.6, and promptly after the end of each fiscal year during the Certification Period, Advisor Parent shall deliver to HTI a certification signed by Advisor Parent’s independent accountant that certifies Advisor Parent’s compliance with this Section 5.6.


More Definitions of Certification period

Certification period means the period of eligibility extending from the effective date of certification to the date of termination of eligibility or the date of the next periodic redetermination of eligibility.
Certification period means the actual period of time that an eligible child may obtain the CCAP authorized child care services. A certification period shall not be less than twelve (12) months in duration.
Certification period means the period of time for which certification is granted by the department.
Certification period means the period for which a client is certified eligible for a program.
Certification period means the length of time a firm may be certified prior to having to undergo another full review of its eligibility and qualifications for certification.
Certification period means the months for which eligibility is being established.
Certification period means the period beginning on the Submission Date and ending on the earlier of: