A
letter of recommendation is a written and signed document that provides feedback on an individual's performance,
leadership,
and work ethic.
It is also known as a letter of reference and is required for a variety of applications,
such as college,
grad school,
internships,
and more.
Prescription
prior authorization forms are used by physicians who wish to request insurance coverage for non-preferred prescriptions.
The person making the request must provide a medical rationale as to why the chosen medication is necessary for the patient.
Relevant clinical data and medical documents should be attached to this form.
A
direct deposit authorization form authorizes a third party,
usually an employer for payroll,
to send money to a bank account.
Typically,
an employer requesting authorization requires a voided check to ensure the account is valid.
After completing,
an employer will be able to send payments directly to the employee's bank account.
A credit card authorization form allows a third party to obtain authorization to process a payment. Authorization can be granted for a one-time or recurring payment by including the amount charged and the payment date.
An invoice is a payment request for products or services rendered. It should include a full description of what was provided,
due date,
and acceptable payment methods.
Employee forms are used for various purposes between an employer and an employee.
Most commonly,
they establish an agreement between the parties for the employee's services.
The forms may also be used to make requests,
file payment information,
and fulfill any other demands by either party.
A
non-compete agreement prohibits someone from working in the same business (or line of work) for a specific time period and geographical area.
A non-compete is commonly used for employment purposes,
the sale of a business,
and partnership dissolution.
A
release of liability or
waiver is a legal document that a person signs to acknowledge the risks involved in a particular activity and to not hold the organization or individual for any harm that might arise.
A
living trust (or
"inter vivos trust") is a legal document allowing an individual (grantor) to place assets under the management of a trustee,
who can be the grantor or another party.
The trustee is responsible for safeguarding the trust's assets during the grantor's lifetime.
The assets will be transferred to the beneficiaries upon the grantor's death.
A deed conveys the ownership of property from a seller ("grantor") to a buyer ("grantee"). After the deed is completed,
it is recorded in the local registry of deeds.
Transferring the property may incur transfer taxes,
which must be paid at the recording time.
