(WCB) A unique identifier assigned by the Workers' Compensation Board at the time a case is indexed. The case number consists of 8 characteristics and has two possible formats: • for regular cases (not involving volunteer firefighters or volunteer ambulance workers), the format is DYYSSSSS, where D is a code for the WCB district office in which the case was indexed (0,1=Brooklyn; 2=Hempstead; 5=Albany; 6=Syracuse; 7=Rochester; 8=Buffalo; 9=Binghamton); YY represents the last two digits of the year of indexing; and SSSSS is a 5-digit sequence number, beginning with 00001 on January 1. • for cases involving volunteer firefighters or volunteer ambulance workers, the format is VDYSSSS, where: V is a letter indicating a firefighter (F) or ambulance worker (A); D and YY are the same as for regular cases; and SSSS is a 4-digit sequence number beginning with 0001 on January 1.
A seven-digit number starting with zero. Your case number is issued by Family Responsibility Office's computer system when your court order or filed agreement is registered with the program. Payors and recipients must use the case number whenever they contact the Family Responsibility Office.
the 9-digit number given to a PACSES support case when it starts. This number is used for your case alone.
The number that identifies your case. It is on your summons and complaint. If you're in North County, it starts with DC. If you're in South County, it starts with FC.
The National Visa Center (NVC) gives each immigrant petition a case number. This number has three letters followed by ten digits (numbers). The three letters are an abbreviation for the overseas embassy or consulate that will process the immigrant visa case (for example, GUZ for Guangzhou, CDJ for Ciudad Juarez).
The number which has been assigned to a civil or criminal complaint. Most courts use a system which indicates the year of filing and identifies the matter as either civil, criminal, or traffic, in the case number.
An identification number assigned to each benefit unit. The number identifies the type benefits (2-digit category), local office (3-digit LO) that services the case, group (2-digit benefit issuance schedule), and basic number (unique number assigned to the benefit unit).
The case number is a unique number that identifies a case.
The number assigned to a property to be financed by an FHA loan.