The process of using mechanisms such as satellites, seismic monitoring, or on-site inspections, to collect data that demonstrates a party's compliance with an agreement or treaty.
A checking process during data coding and data entry stages undertaken by a second person.
A procedure where a school verifies that the student provided accurate information on the FAFSA by asking the student to submit a Verification Worksheet and signed copies of Federal tax returns and, if applicable, parent's and spouse's tax returns. If the U.S. Department of Education selected the student for verification, the student's SAR includes a verification comment. If the school selects the student, they send the student a letter. School cannot offer any aid until all documents are received. Once the school receives the corrected data, they check the data and make any required corrections to the FAFSA data. Once the corrections are complete, the school can notify the student of his/her eligibility.
means to insure accuracy against a measurable industry standard. Below is a quick explanation of the most common verifiers we offer
The process of checking that information or a design is consistent.
The process of checking that the model code in fact represents the model equations formulated.
The process of verifying library materials requests for duplication before they are ordered.
The process of ascertaining if a model is internally consistent.
This is the process of verifying a printed bar code is within specifications.
A process to verify that the figures on tax forms match the figures reported on the FAFSA.
The means used by a factor to determine if an invoice is collectible prior to issuing an advance. Invoices usually have backup documentation evidencing the order, shipment, and delivery of goods that aids in verification. Most verification requires direct contact with account debtors, however. ()
Checking the accuracy of a data entry. Usually carried out by forcing an operator to read back and check the entry or by double entry of the data to check accuracy.
With regard to credit reports, verification is the process of checking the accuracy of information. Credit grantors or employers may use your credit report information to verify your application information is correct or you may verify your own credit information in case of inaccuracy. Credit bureaus will accept documentation from the consumer to help in the verification of data.
A document verifying a student's enrollment at UCI.
Checking that data is correct.
A process used to make sure that the information students report on their FAFSA is accurate.
When a student completes the FAFSA, it may be randomly selected for a process called verification. In this process, the government asks the student and the student's family to submit copies of their tax return to the schools to which the student has applied. In order for the student's financial aid to be processed at any school, these copies must be submitted as promptly as possible.
A school's procedure for validating the accuracy of the financial information provided by the student when requesting federal aid.
The federal government's process of randomly selecting students to verify the information supplied on their FAFSAs.
the procedure in which a college checks the information you reported on the FAFSA, usually by requesting a copy of your signed tax returns or your parents' returns.
Process to verify the accuracy of information provided on the FAFSA and PROFILE. To complete the process, the student must submit all requested documents and copies of federal tax returns within 90 days of receipt of request.
A process in which the financial aid office requires additional documentation to verify the accuracy of the information reported on the aid applications.
Process of checking that the information given accurately reflects the responsibilites of the role.
A process in which certain students receiving financial aid are requested to provide additional proof of their identification and certify that the information on their financial aid materials is correct. federally mandated quality control process in which files are selected at random to check certain data elements on the FAFSA. If your file is selected for verification, the school is required to compare these data elements with the information on your tax returns to "verify" their accuracy. Your SAR will tell you if you have been selected for verification.
the only proven way to ensure 100% data accuracy as opposed to 99.x%. Requires the rekeying of all data by a separate party.
The process to verify the identity and condition of an item.
a requirement of the federal government to verify accuracy of the financial data in the aid application.
A process that ensures that the information students report is accurate.
A procedure whereby the school checks the information the student reported on the financial aid application, usually by requesting a copy of the tax returns filed by the student, and if applicable, the student's spouse and parent(s). Many schools conduct their own form of verification. In addition, schools must verify students selected through the federal central processing system, following the procedures established by regulation. The FAFSA processor will print an asterisk next the the EFC (on the Student Aid Report) to identify students who have been selected for verification.
The process of documenting the necessary items such as wages, bank balances and job history to the specifications given by the lender.
Proper documentation required by a financial aid officer to verify the accuracy of information reported on a financial aid application.
The process of comparing a submitted biometric sample against the biometric reference template of a single enrolee whose identity is being claimed, to determine whether it matches the enrolee's template. Contrast with 'Identification'.
The procedural checks of a mailing presented by a mailer to determine proper preparation and postage payment.
A process of checking report contents in relation to objective evidence and stakeholder dialogue.
process used to verify a patient's prescription
The process of making sure the identity of the parties involved in a transaction is what they claim it to be.
Verification is a review process in which the FAO determines the accuracy of the information provided on the student's financial aid application. During the verification process the student and parent will be required to submit documentation for the amounts listed (or not listed) on the financial aid application
Verification is the process of verifying whether data in your credit report is correct or not. Itâ€(tm)s initiated when you question some information in your file. CRAs will accept authentic documentation you submit that will help in the verification.
The process of documenting information reported on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
Activity providing qualitative assurance that a fabrication or assembly process was successfully completed.
A review process; requires schools to determine the accuracy of information reported on aid applications.
Verifying whether data in a credit report is correct or not. Initiated by consumers when they question some information in their file. Credit reporting agencies will accept authentic documentation from the consumer that will help in the verification.
The use of documentation or third-party information to establish the accuracy of statements on the application. Sources of verification shall be documentary evidence, collateral contacts, or home visit. See: Verification
The process of comparing two levels of system specification for proper correspondence (e.g., security policy model with top-level specification, TLS with source code, or source code with object code). This process may or may not be automated.
A school's procedure for checking the accuracy of information reported by the student on the FAFSA. Verification may include requesting a copy of tax returns from the student and, if applicable, the student's parents.
Using a software program to determine the accuracy of a record.
the technical process by which a symbol is evaluated to determine whether it meets the required specifications for a bar code symbol.
A process of determining that evidence presented in an assessment is authentic.
The review process in which the financial aid officer requests documentation from a financial aid applicant to verify the accuracy of the application.
The technical process by which a Bar Code symbol is evaluated to determine whether it meets the specification for the specified symbol.
The process of substantiating the accuracy of information listed on the SAR. The Office of Student Financial Aid Services at Stony Brook will request specific documentation from students whose files are selected for verification. This documentation is compared to the SAR data and corrections made, if necessary. The Financial Aid Office must be in receipt of the data from a correct and valid SAR before payment of awards can be made.
Comparison of transaction with an external negative file to locate accounts which have a history of bad checks outstanding or are closed for cause
A process that is carried out to verify an item of information.
Process whereby a student must document information reported on SAR to Student Financial Services. The Federal Processor automatically selects 30% of all applications for verification process. However, Student Financial Services may request verification on any student applicant.