Repayment Agreement definition

Repayment Agreement means an agreement
Repayment Agreement means the completed Program Application, including these Terms and Conditions signed by the Producer and an authorized representative of the Administrator.

Examples of Repayment Agreement in a sentence

  • If the family is unable to repay the debt in 15 days, the Authority may enter into a repayment plan with tenant described in the Repayment Agreement Policy.


More Definitions of Repayment Agreement

Repayment Agreement means the agreement signed by the Producer and the Administrator outlining the terms and conditions of the Producers Advance under the APP.
Repayment Agreement means an agreement entered into voluntarily between the department and the debtor for the repayment of debts. Agreements shall be made on Form 470-0495, Agreement to Pay a Debt, or on a notice of debt listed in subrule 11.2(2).
Repayment Agreement means the agreement signed by the Assignor and the Administrator outlining the terms and conditions of the Assignor’s Advance under the APP.
Repayment Agreement means this completed Application, including these Terms and Conditions signed by the Producer and an authorized representative of the Administrator.
Repayment Agreement means any The Timken Company Repayment Agreement (with respect to relocation expenses), Educational Reimbursement Program Repayment Agreement, or Educational Assistance Repayment Agreement.
Repayment Agreement means an agreement between the department and a municipality or county under which the municipality or county agrees to allow the department to recover an amount determined pursuant to Paragraph (2) of Subsection B of this section by decreasing distributions or transfers to the municipality or county for one or more months beginning with the distribution or transfer to be made with respect to a designated month. No interest shall be charged."
Repayment Agreement means an agreement entered into voluntarily between the department and the debtor for the repayment of a debt. Agreements are made on Form 470-0495, Agreement to Pay a Debt, or on a notice of debt listed in 441—subrule 11.2(2). The repayment agreement, whether Form 470-0495 or a notice of debt, tells the amount and program(s) overpaid and gives the debtor a choice of repayment methods. Failure to return the repayment agreement may result in further collection actions. “Title XIX divestiture” means a debt against a person who receives transferred assets from a Medicaid applicant or recipient within five years prior to an application for medical assistance if the applicant is approved for medical assistance (Medicaid) or a transfer impacting the recovery or payment of a medical