Sufficient documentation definition

Sufficient documentation means either of the following:

Sufficient documentation means documents that show the proper refund of an excess contribution, including but not limited to written verification that an excess contribution was made, that the excess contribution was deposited into the participant’s bank account, that the excess contribution was refunded to the contributor or remitted to the City, that the excess contribution cleared the participant’s bank account, and that matching funds related to the excess contribution were returned or justified with an alternate contribution.

Sufficient documentation means that a person unfamiliar with the transaction could understand what was ordered, when, by whom, from what vendor, at what price, when the goods or services were delivered or are to be delivered, who accepted delivery, and who authorized payment.

Examples of Sufficient documentation in a sentence

• Sufficient documentation of such birth or placement for legal adoption is submitted with the request for Leave.

• Sufficient documentation must be maintained to support the accrual information reported to the Department of Labor and Industry.

• Sufficient documentation of such birth or legal adoption is submitted with the request for Leave.

• Sufficient documentation is required to demonstrate completion of the amount of work for which progress payments are made.

• Sufficient documentation shall be furnished to the Engineer to verify the following: (a) The dates and quantity of steel, in lb (kg), shipped from the mill to the fabricator.

• Sufficient documentation shall include a declaration signed under penalty of perjury when other documentation is no longer available with sufficient detail regarding the facts as to how and when the Subject Vehicle left such Settlement Claimant’s possession, custody or control and attestation by such Person that documentation of the transfer of the vehicle from such Person’s possession, custody or control is no longer available.

• Sufficient documentation must be provided from the appropriate state or federal agency (DEQ, EPA, etc.), specifically stating the cause or reason for the issue and the agency’s concurrence that an immediate health or safety concern exits.

• Date: Sufficient documentation (i.e. aerial photos, dated newspaper clippings, etc.) shall be enclosed with the application to lawfully establish the nonconformity of the existing development or use.

• Sufficient documentation must be provided to the court to establish the Claimant’s identity and entitlement to the funds.

• Sufficient documentation is required for all expenses of this nature.

More Definitions of Sufficient documentation

Sufficient documentation for Proprietary Software means Documentation that is current, accurate and reasonably sufficient in detail and content to identify and reasonably explain to a software engineer of ordinary skill and experience the maintenance and support of such Proprietary Software;

Sufficient documentation means the documents required to identify the payee, the amount paid, proof of payment, the date incurred, and a description of the item purchased, or service received that shows the amount was for a business purpose. Sufficient documentation includes the following official evidence of transaction: