Welcome to Periodontal Associates. This document contains forms for collecting patient information such as name, contact details, insurance information, and guarantor details. Fields include patient name, address, phone, email, insurance companies, policy numbers, and contact information of the insured and their relation to the patient.
This document appears to be an application for individual or joint credit. It requests information about the applicant such as name, address, social security number, date of birth, employment details, income sources, bank account and reference information. There are sections for individual credit applicants as well as joint credit applicants. The document also requests details on current and previous credit obligations in order to evaluate the application.
The document is a job application form for bar and kitchen staff positions at a Wetherspoon pub. It requests information such as the position applied for, availability, right to work status, criminal record, education history, and references. Applicants are asked to provide their contact details, nationality, availability to work in specific pubs, how they will travel to work, how they heard about the job, if they have worked at Wetherspoon before, and reasons for leaving previous jobs.
The document contains an application for a volunteer position with the American Red Cross. It requests basic contact and background information. It also includes sections on professional licenses, skills, references, availability, and a consent for background checks. The applicant must sign agreeing to comply with the Red Cross Code of Business Ethics and Conduct.
This document is an incident report form for reporting public liability or products liability claims. It collects information about the insured, the incident details including date/time, location, injuries, property damage, witnesses and a declaration. The purpose is to gather facts about any accident that caused or could cause a personal injury or property damage claim.
The document is a request form from Jonathan's Place CPA, a contractor, to the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) to conduct criminal history and background checks on contractor employees. It provides identifying information for multiple individuals, including name, address, date of birth, and relationship to the contractor. The contractor must verify the identity of each person and certify the accuracy of the information provided before criminal and abuse/neglect records can be checked by DFPS to ensure client safety.
The document provides instructions for filling out Form K-40V in Kansas. It instructs filers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. It notes that an extension of time to file is not an extension of time to pay. It also instructs filers to not attach payments to returns and to mail payments and vouchers to the Kansas Department of Revenue by April 15 to avoid penalties and interest.
This document is an Arizona tax form for claiming a credit for increased excise taxes. It provides instructions for who can file the form. To qualify, a filer must 1) not be required to file an income tax return, 2) be an Arizona resident in 2001, 3) not be claimed as a dependent, and 4) have federal adjusted gross income of $25,000 or less if married filing jointly, $25,000 or less if head of household, or $12,500 or less if single or married filing separately. The form calculates the credit amount based on the number of dependents claimed. Filers sign to declare the form is true under penalty of perjury.
This document appears to be an application for individual or joint credit. It requests information about the applicant such as name, address, social security number, date of birth, employment details, income sources, bank account and reference information. There are sections for individual credit applicants as well as joint credit applicants. The document also requests details on current and previous credit obligations in order to evaluate the application.
The document is a job application form for bar and kitchen staff positions at a Wetherspoon pub. It requests information such as the position applied for, availability, right to work status, criminal record, education history, and references. Applicants are asked to provide their contact details, nationality, availability to work in specific pubs, how they will travel to work, how they heard about the job, if they have worked at Wetherspoon before, and reasons for leaving previous jobs.
The document contains an application for a volunteer position with the American Red Cross. It requests basic contact and background information. It also includes sections on professional licenses, skills, references, availability, and a consent for background checks. The applicant must sign agreeing to comply with the Red Cross Code of Business Ethics and Conduct.
This document is an incident report form for reporting public liability or products liability claims. It collects information about the insured, the incident details including date/time, location, injuries, property damage, witnesses and a declaration. The purpose is to gather facts about any accident that caused or could cause a personal injury or property damage claim.
The document is a request form from Jonathan's Place CPA, a contractor, to the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) to conduct criminal history and background checks on contractor employees. It provides identifying information for multiple individuals, including name, address, date of birth, and relationship to the contractor. The contractor must verify the identity of each person and certify the accuracy of the information provided before criminal and abuse/neglect records can be checked by DFPS to ensure client safety.
The document provides instructions for filling out Form K-40V in Kansas. It instructs filers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. It notes that an extension of time to file is not an extension of time to pay. It also instructs filers to not attach payments to returns and to mail payments and vouchers to the Kansas Department of Revenue by April 15 to avoid penalties and interest.
This document is an Arizona tax form for claiming a credit for increased excise taxes. It provides instructions for who can file the form. To qualify, a filer must 1) not be required to file an income tax return, 2) be an Arizona resident in 2001, 3) not be claimed as a dependent, and 4) have federal adjusted gross income of $25,000 or less if married filing jointly, $25,000 or less if head of household, or $12,500 or less if single or married filing separately. The form calculates the credit amount based on the number of dependents claimed. Filers sign to declare the form is true under penalty of perjury.
This document is a merchant application for electronic payment processing. It collects information about the business such as contact details, ownership, credit history, current payment processing, and transaction volume. It also includes a pricing schedule for card discount rates, authorization fees, and other transaction fees. By signing, the merchant authorizes the payment processor to debit transaction and service fees directly from their business bank account.
This rental application document outlines the application process and requirements for renting a property through Landlords TM. Applicants are advised to fully complete the application and provide all requested documents to assist with approval. Credit checks may still result in approval even with negative results if sufficient application information is provided. Applicants authorize the agent to conduct credit and reference checks. The document also details holding deposit requirements and timelines, occupancy details, pet policies, and applicant questionnaire.
This document provides instructions for filling out Form K-40V for filing a Kansas individual income tax payment voucher. It instructs filers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. It notes that a payment is due by April 15th to avoid penalties and interest and should be made payable to "Kansas Income Tax" with the social security number printed on the check. It also states that the payment and voucher should be mailed separately to the Kansas Department of Revenue if not filing or paying electronically.
The document provides instructions for filling out a Kansas individual income tax payment voucher form (K-40V). It instructs taxpayers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. If filing jointly, the same information is required for the spouse. Taxpayers should mark a box if their name or address has changed. The full amount of tax due must be paid by check or money order with the social security number printed on it. Payment is due by April 15th to avoid penalties and interest. Taxpayers should mark a box if filing an amended return or extension.
This document is a Connecticut resident income tax return form for 2008. It contains sections to fill out your filing status, name, address, social security number. It asks for your federal adjusted gross income, any refunds of state/local income taxes, and Connecticut adjusted gross income. It contains lines to calculate your income tax, property tax credit, Connecticut income tax, and individual use tax. You must sign the declaration on the back and include any additional schedules like Schedule 1EZ or 2EZ if applicable.
This document provides instructions for filling out Form K-40V for the Kansas individual income tax payment voucher. It instructs taxpayers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. It notes that an extension of time to file is not an extension to pay taxes due. It also instructs taxpayers to not attach the payment voucher or payment to the tax return, but to place them in the envelope with the return. Finally, it provides the mailing address for submitting the payment voucher and any payment due.
This document is an Arizona state tax form for claiming a credit for increased excise taxes. It provides instructions for taxpayers to claim a refund of up to $100 for the tax credit. The form requires the taxpayer to provide identification information such as name, address, social security number. It also requires the taxpayer to select their filing status, the number of dependents claimed, and to sign certifying the accuracy of the information provided.
1) This document is an application form for opening various types of accounts and facilities at Southern Bank, including Premier Plus Accounts, Premier Savings Accounts, and Premier Time Deposit Accounts.
2) It requests important personal information such as name, ID numbers, address, employment details, financial details, and references in order to process the application.
3) The applicant must agree to the terms and conditions governing the use of the accounts, and the bank reserves the right to approve or reject the application.
This document provides instructions for filling out Form K-40V for the Kansas individual income tax payment voucher. It instructs taxpayers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. It notes that an extension of time to file is not an extension of time to pay. It also instructs taxpayers to not attach the payment voucher or payment to the return, but to place them in the envelope with the return. Finally, it provides the mailing address for submitting the payment voucher and payment.
This document is a Kansas individual estimated income tax voucher for 2009. It contains fields for taxpayer and spouse names, addresses, social security numbers, and payment amounts. The top portion provides instructions for taxpayers to write their social security number on checks payable to "Kansas Individual Estimated Tax" and includes due dates of April 15, 2009 for the first quarterly payment and June 15, 2009 for the second quarterly payment. The bottom repeats these payment details.
This document provides instructions for filing Form K-40V in Kansas. It instructs filers to print identifying information in the provided spaces, including name, address, social security number. It states that the full tax amount is due by April 15th and will be subject to penalties and interest if paid late. It also notes that an extension of time to file is not an extension to pay. Finally, it provides instructions to not attach payments to returns and to mail payments and vouchers to the Kansas Department of Revenue by the deadline.
The article discusses Ghana's Single Spine Salary Structure (SSSS), which aims to standardize pay across the public sector. While intended to reduce inequities, its implementation faces challenges that could impact businesses. Workers in some sectors have protested, potentially increasing costs if wages rise sharply. However, a well-paid public sector could also boost efficiency and services critical to businesses. The business community will be affected by decisions around the SSSS rollout and its economic effects.
The document provides an event report on the CTO Cybersecurity Forum held in London on June 17-18, 2010. The forum focused on raising awareness of cybersecurity issues, building capacity for robust cybersecurity frameworks, and facilitating dialogue among stakeholders. Key topics discussed included threats to both states and individuals, as well as possible technical, legal, and international cooperation responses. A need for greater international cooperation was a major theme, given issues around jurisdiction and varying capabilities. The inaugural forum aimed to provide a platform for partnership between the UK government and CTO to address these global cybersecurity challenges.
The document summarizes a presentation given at the 2010 Cyber Security Forum hosted by CTO (Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation). CTO is an intergovernmental organization focused on ICT capacity building and training. The presentation discusses CTO's role in cybersecurity including advocating for robust frameworks, building capacity through training and research, and facilitating knowledge sharing and international cooperation to address cyber threats. It invites attendees to partner with CTO on future cybersecurity activities and programs.
This monthly magazine covers business and finance topics in Ghana. The December 2010 issue includes the following articles:
- An article on the front page discusses the possibility of lower oil prices in 2011 and how that could impact Ghana.
- The economy section features an interview with Ghana's Finance Minister about the government's strategy to control inflation and promote growth.
- An article on energy discusses efforts to reduce electricity waste from imported used refrigerators and challenges in banning their importation.
- Other articles cover international airlines expanding to Accra, the debate over local versus foreign expertise in consulting, and upcoming telecom price cuts benefiting consumers.
Dynamic identity verification and authentication allows for interoperability across different identity management frameworks through end-to-end authentication of any number of endpoints. It provides continuous authentication throughout a network session to prevent identity theft and securely authenticate users without transmitting raw credentials. The technology can easily scale to facilitate international commerce through a simple protocol that respects different technological and cultural contexts.
The document discusses Mauritius' efforts to improve cybersecurity. It outlines Mauritius' strategy to become a regional tech hub through legal and financial incentives. It then summarizes Mauritius' National Information Security Strategy Plan (NISS) to improve cybersecurity through four main action lines: strengthening legal frameworks; increasing stakeholder awareness and training; improving detection of cybersecurity breaches; and increasing protections. Key initiatives under NISS include developing cybercrime laws, setting up a cybercrime task force and computer emergency response team, and implementing content filtering solutions.
The document discusses organizational capacity building efforts by the International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT). It notes that cyber attacks are increasing while many nations lack cyber laws and security professionals. IMPACT aims to address these challenges by building nations' cyber readiness through training programs, workshops, and scholarships to develop a sustainable culture of cybersecurity and international cooperation. Its activities include network forensics training, IPv6 security courses, and cybersecurity workshops held in various regions.
This document discusses critical information infrastructure protection (CIIP) and the threats and challenges for developing countries. It outlines that CIIs like telecommunications, power, and water systems are essential to modern economies. Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of these systems is important. Developing countries face challenges like limited financial resources, technical complexity, and lack of relevant policies and legal frameworks for CIIP. Cooperation and information sharing between stakeholders is key to addressing these challenges and deploying effective CIIP.
Decrypting web proxies allow enterprises to inspect encrypted traffic but undermine the security assumptions of TLS. While they can help detect threats, they break TLS authentication and confidentiality without all parties' consent. The legal and ethical implications are unclear. Full disclosure and user opt-in are recommended to balance security and privacy concerns.
This document discusses critical infrastructure protection and the vulnerabilities of essential goods and services that are complex, interconnected systems. It notes threats from malicious actors and the high costs of failures in critical systems. It recommends strengthening regulatory authorities, improving network design security, and having industry and public-private partnerships to better prepare critical infrastructure through preparedness, detection, response, mitigation and international cooperation in order to address vulnerabilities and poor coordination that currently leave Europe unprepared.
This document is a merchant application for electronic payment processing. It collects information about the business such as contact details, ownership, credit history, current payment processing, and transaction volume. It also includes a pricing schedule for card discount rates, authorization fees, and other transaction fees. By signing, the merchant authorizes the payment processor to debit transaction and service fees directly from their business bank account.
This rental application document outlines the application process and requirements for renting a property through Landlords TM. Applicants are advised to fully complete the application and provide all requested documents to assist with approval. Credit checks may still result in approval even with negative results if sufficient application information is provided. Applicants authorize the agent to conduct credit and reference checks. The document also details holding deposit requirements and timelines, occupancy details, pet policies, and applicant questionnaire.
This document provides instructions for filling out Form K-40V for filing a Kansas individual income tax payment voucher. It instructs filers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. It notes that a payment is due by April 15th to avoid penalties and interest and should be made payable to "Kansas Income Tax" with the social security number printed on the check. It also states that the payment and voucher should be mailed separately to the Kansas Department of Revenue if not filing or paying electronically.
The document provides instructions for filling out a Kansas individual income tax payment voucher form (K-40V). It instructs taxpayers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. If filing jointly, the same information is required for the spouse. Taxpayers should mark a box if their name or address has changed. The full amount of tax due must be paid by check or money order with the social security number printed on it. Payment is due by April 15th to avoid penalties and interest. Taxpayers should mark a box if filing an amended return or extension.
This document is a Connecticut resident income tax return form for 2008. It contains sections to fill out your filing status, name, address, social security number. It asks for your federal adjusted gross income, any refunds of state/local income taxes, and Connecticut adjusted gross income. It contains lines to calculate your income tax, property tax credit, Connecticut income tax, and individual use tax. You must sign the declaration on the back and include any additional schedules like Schedule 1EZ or 2EZ if applicable.
This document provides instructions for filling out Form K-40V for the Kansas individual income tax payment voucher. It instructs taxpayers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. It notes that an extension of time to file is not an extension to pay taxes due. It also instructs taxpayers to not attach the payment voucher or payment to the tax return, but to place them in the envelope with the return. Finally, it provides the mailing address for submitting the payment voucher and any payment due.
This document is an Arizona state tax form for claiming a credit for increased excise taxes. It provides instructions for taxpayers to claim a refund of up to $100 for the tax credit. The form requires the taxpayer to provide identification information such as name, address, social security number. It also requires the taxpayer to select their filing status, the number of dependents claimed, and to sign certifying the accuracy of the information provided.
1) This document is an application form for opening various types of accounts and facilities at Southern Bank, including Premier Plus Accounts, Premier Savings Accounts, and Premier Time Deposit Accounts.
2) It requests important personal information such as name, ID numbers, address, employment details, financial details, and references in order to process the application.
3) The applicant must agree to the terms and conditions governing the use of the accounts, and the bank reserves the right to approve or reject the application.
This document provides instructions for filling out Form K-40V for the Kansas individual income tax payment voucher. It instructs taxpayers to print their name, address, social security number, and the first four letters of their last name. It notes that an extension of time to file is not an extension of time to pay. It also instructs taxpayers to not attach the payment voucher or payment to the return, but to place them in the envelope with the return. Finally, it provides the mailing address for submitting the payment voucher and payment.
This document is a Kansas individual estimated income tax voucher for 2009. It contains fields for taxpayer and spouse names, addresses, social security numbers, and payment amounts. The top portion provides instructions for taxpayers to write their social security number on checks payable to "Kansas Individual Estimated Tax" and includes due dates of April 15, 2009 for the first quarterly payment and June 15, 2009 for the second quarterly payment. The bottom repeats these payment details.
This document provides instructions for filing Form K-40V in Kansas. It instructs filers to print identifying information in the provided spaces, including name, address, social security number. It states that the full tax amount is due by April 15th and will be subject to penalties and interest if paid late. It also notes that an extension of time to file is not an extension to pay. Finally, it provides instructions to not attach payments to returns and to mail payments and vouchers to the Kansas Department of Revenue by the deadline.
The article discusses Ghana's Single Spine Salary Structure (SSSS), which aims to standardize pay across the public sector. While intended to reduce inequities, its implementation faces challenges that could impact businesses. Workers in some sectors have protested, potentially increasing costs if wages rise sharply. However, a well-paid public sector could also boost efficiency and services critical to businesses. The business community will be affected by decisions around the SSSS rollout and its economic effects.
The document provides an event report on the CTO Cybersecurity Forum held in London on June 17-18, 2010. The forum focused on raising awareness of cybersecurity issues, building capacity for robust cybersecurity frameworks, and facilitating dialogue among stakeholders. Key topics discussed included threats to both states and individuals, as well as possible technical, legal, and international cooperation responses. A need for greater international cooperation was a major theme, given issues around jurisdiction and varying capabilities. The inaugural forum aimed to provide a platform for partnership between the UK government and CTO to address these global cybersecurity challenges.
The document summarizes a presentation given at the 2010 Cyber Security Forum hosted by CTO (Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation). CTO is an intergovernmental organization focused on ICT capacity building and training. The presentation discusses CTO's role in cybersecurity including advocating for robust frameworks, building capacity through training and research, and facilitating knowledge sharing and international cooperation to address cyber threats. It invites attendees to partner with CTO on future cybersecurity activities and programs.
This monthly magazine covers business and finance topics in Ghana. The December 2010 issue includes the following articles:
- An article on the front page discusses the possibility of lower oil prices in 2011 and how that could impact Ghana.
- The economy section features an interview with Ghana's Finance Minister about the government's strategy to control inflation and promote growth.
- An article on energy discusses efforts to reduce electricity waste from imported used refrigerators and challenges in banning their importation.
- Other articles cover international airlines expanding to Accra, the debate over local versus foreign expertise in consulting, and upcoming telecom price cuts benefiting consumers.
Dynamic identity verification and authentication allows for interoperability across different identity management frameworks through end-to-end authentication of any number of endpoints. It provides continuous authentication throughout a network session to prevent identity theft and securely authenticate users without transmitting raw credentials. The technology can easily scale to facilitate international commerce through a simple protocol that respects different technological and cultural contexts.
The document discusses Mauritius' efforts to improve cybersecurity. It outlines Mauritius' strategy to become a regional tech hub through legal and financial incentives. It then summarizes Mauritius' National Information Security Strategy Plan (NISS) to improve cybersecurity through four main action lines: strengthening legal frameworks; increasing stakeholder awareness and training; improving detection of cybersecurity breaches; and increasing protections. Key initiatives under NISS include developing cybercrime laws, setting up a cybercrime task force and computer emergency response team, and implementing content filtering solutions.
The document discusses organizational capacity building efforts by the International Multilateral Partnership Against Cyber Threats (IMPACT). It notes that cyber attacks are increasing while many nations lack cyber laws and security professionals. IMPACT aims to address these challenges by building nations' cyber readiness through training programs, workshops, and scholarships to develop a sustainable culture of cybersecurity and international cooperation. Its activities include network forensics training, IPv6 security courses, and cybersecurity workshops held in various regions.
This document discusses critical information infrastructure protection (CIIP) and the threats and challenges for developing countries. It outlines that CIIs like telecommunications, power, and water systems are essential to modern economies. Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of these systems is important. Developing countries face challenges like limited financial resources, technical complexity, and lack of relevant policies and legal frameworks for CIIP. Cooperation and information sharing between stakeholders is key to addressing these challenges and deploying effective CIIP.
Decrypting web proxies allow enterprises to inspect encrypted traffic but undermine the security assumptions of TLS. While they can help detect threats, they break TLS authentication and confidentiality without all parties' consent. The legal and ethical implications are unclear. Full disclosure and user opt-in are recommended to balance security and privacy concerns.
This document discusses critical infrastructure protection and the vulnerabilities of essential goods and services that are complex, interconnected systems. It notes threats from malicious actors and the high costs of failures in critical systems. It recommends strengthening regulatory authorities, improving network design security, and having industry and public-private partnerships to better prepare critical infrastructure through preparedness, detection, response, mitigation and international cooperation in order to address vulnerabilities and poor coordination that currently leave Europe unprepared.
The document summarizes international and regional cyber security initiatives. It discusses the UK Cyber Security Strategy vision of enabling citizens, businesses and government to benefit from a safe and resilient cyber space. It outlines the UK Office for Cyber Security's role in coordinating international engagement on cyber issues and providing guidance. The document also lists some international partnerships and information sharing initiatives, as well as resources from the European Union and a global repository of regional cyber security efforts.
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The Chairman's Message discusses the CTO's achievements in 2009-10 despite challenges from the global economic downturn. Key points:
1) CTO strengthened relationships with international organizations like ITU and collaborated on joint events.
2) CTO expanded its membership with Rwanda joining as a Full Member and several industry players joining as Sector Members.
3) CTO improved its service delivery and now provides better value to members through a broader range of topics at events.
4) While the economic crisis impacted CTO, the Chairman is confident the organization
The document outlines key topics in human anatomy and physiology, including:
1) Cells form tissues, tissues form organs, and organs form organ systems like the digestive system. Organelles like the mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum perform important functions within cells.
2) The cardiovascular and lymphatic systems transport blood and lymph throughout the body. The circulatory system includes the heart, blood vessels, and blood.
3) The nervous system is made up of the central and peripheral nervous systems. Neurons transmit signals via changes in sodium and potassium concentrations and neurotransmitters.
This document is the March 2011 issue of the monthly magazine "Ghana Business & Finance". The main stories covered in this issue include:
1) An examination of the lessons Ghana can learn from Tunisia's "Jasmine Revolution".
2) Whether Ghana can still rely on mining as an economic catalyst given opportunities missed in the past.
3) How Ghana's new bulk oil storage facilities can enable gas-based industrialization.
4) How Ghana's new pension law could improve retirements by mobilizing major funds.
Trust, security, and resiliency are ongoing challenges for the information society. The public and private sectors should collaborate to build better identity and trust mechanisms, increase the costs for cyber attackers through security cooperation, and develop more collaborative relationships to mitigate risks. Addressing these issues will help empower the information society.
The document provides an overview of key concepts in nutrition including:
1. It discusses strategies for achieving a balanced diet such as consuming a variety of foods in moderation.
2. Tools for planning healthy diets are presented, including the Food Guide Pyramid and Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
3. Standards for food labeling like the Daily Values and Nutrition Facts panel are explained.
The document describes the wonders of the new heaven and new earth, including that there will no longer be a sea, death, crying, pain, night, or unclean people. God will dwell with his people in the new Jerusalem, and the river of life will flow from his throne. Believers will see God's face and his name will be on their foreheads. There will be no sun as God illuminates everything, and his people will reign forever in abundant joy, fishing, feasting, and a direct relationship with God.
The document describes a game called "Sumplexity" that aims to concisely answer three common questions about CulturePlex in 3 sentences or less. The questions are: What is CulturePlex?, What do you guys do there?, and What do YOU do there? The purpose of Sumplexity is to answer these questions in a way that is short, accurate, and to the point by having the CulturePlex team collectively collaborate to communicate the answers.
The document discusses the preliminary research for developing the VL3 Virtual Language Learning Laboratory. It reviewed literature on second language acquisition theories including Krashen's Input Hypothesis, Long's Interaction Hypothesis, and Swain's Output Hypothesis. It also analyzed textbooks and administered student questionnaires to understand topic preferences. The next steps will be to design the curriculum based on the Common European Framework of Reference and Plan Curricular del Instituto Cervantes to include 6 proficiency levels from beginner to advanced.
The document discusses "meme riding" as an alternative term to "news jacking" for when brands join existing online conversations or trends that are gaining attention. It argues that "news jacking" has negative connotations of hijacking, while "meme riding" refers more accurately to joining a discussion. The document provides several examples of brands like T-Mobile, Converse, and Blendtec that have successfully engaged with online memes and trends.
The document is a loan application form requesting personal and employment details. It requests information such as the applicant's name, address, contact details, employer details, income/expenses, references, and purpose of the loan. It specifies the basic requirements for approval such as a filled application, proof of identity and income. The applicant authorizes the lender to verify information and understands any misrepresentation could lead to denial.
The document is a confidential questionnaire for gathering a client's basic financial situation. It requests information about family status, occupation/income, mortgages, real estate, savings, investments, and other assets. Providing this information and accompanying documents will help ensure the best use of time during a financial interview and allow for a discussion of appropriate options given the client's specific circumstances.
This document is a financial statement form used by the Oregon Department of Revenue. It collects personal and financial information over 7 sections, including:
1. Personal information for the taxpayer and spouse/dependents
2. Employment information for the taxpayer and spouse
3. General financial information including bank accounts, vehicles, real estate, investments, and debts
4. An analysis of assets and liabilities
5. A breakdown of monthly income and expenses
6. Additional optional comments
7. Authorization to disclose information and signatures of the taxpayer and spouse.
This document is an application for employment at Julien's Famous Cajun Style Po-Boys. It requests personal information such as name, address, social security number, and availability. It also asks for work history details of the past three jobs, including employer contact information and reason for leaving. The applicant is asked to disclose any felony convictions and provide emergency contact and reference information. The application notes that the company is an equal opportunity employer and provides liability waivers for the applicant to sign.
This document is an application for employment at Julien's Famous Cajun Style Po-Boys. It requests personal information such as name, address, social security number, and availability. It also asks for work history details of the past three jobs, including employer contact information and reason for leaving. The applicant is asked to disclose any felony convictions and provide emergency contact and reference information. The application notes that the company is an equal opportunity employer and provides liability waivers for the applicant to sign.
This document is an application for employment at Julien's Famous Cajun Style Po-Boys. It requests personal information such as name, address, social security number, and availability. It also asks for work history details of the past three jobs, including employer contact information and reason for leaving. The applicant is asked to disclose any felony convictions and provide emergency contact and reference information. The application notes that the company is an equal opportunity employer and provides liability waivers for the applicant to sign.
This document is an application form for international health insurance provided by International Swiss Medical. It requests information such as the applicant's name, date of birth, contact details, dependents, preferred insurance plan and currency, payment details, and medical history. The form includes a medical questionnaire where the applicant must disclose any medical conditions, symptoms, treatments, and medications. It requires the applicant's signature to authorize the application and declare that all information provided is truthful.
Pacific Prime - IHI Bupa International Swiss Medical Application Form
New Patient Form
1. Welcome
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Welcome To Periodontal Associates
PATIENT INFORMATION Date
❏ Mr. ❏ Mrs. ❏ Ms. ❏ Dr. First Name M.I. Last Name Nickname
1.IP
Sex: ❏ Male ❏ Female Birth Date Age Soc. Sec. # E-mail
Street City State Zip
Home Tel.( ) Cell.( ) Have you ever been a patient of our practice? ❏ Yes ❏ No
Dentist Medical Doctor Referred By
FIRST NAME LAST NAME FIRST NAME LAST NAME FIRST NAME LAST NAME
Driver’s Lic.# Nearest relative not living with you Tel.( )
FIRST NAME LAST NAME
Employer Bus. Tel.( ) Personal Payment Type: ❏ Cash ❏ Check ❏ Credit Card
Who will be responsible for your account?
❏ Self ❏ Spouse ❏ Father ❏ Mother ❏ Other
(If self, skip to next section)
Name S.S.# Birth Date Age Tel.( )
FIRST NAME LAST NAME
Street City State Zip
Employer Bus. Tel.( )
Spouse or other guarantor information (if different from above)
Name Relation S.S.# Birth Date
FIRST NAME LAST NAME
Street City State Zip
Tel. ( ) Employer Bus. Tel.( )
INSURANCE INFORMATION
1.I0 Student: ❏ Full Time ❏ Part Time ❏ Not School Info
SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS
❏ Married ❏ Divorced ❏ Legally Separated ❏ Widow ❏ Single
CITY STATE ZIP
Employed: ❏ Full Time ❏ Part Time ❏ Retired ❏ Not Do you belong to a PPO or HMO? ❏ Yes ❏ No
PRIMARY DENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY PRIMARY MEDICAL INSURANCE COMPANY
1 Employer Employer
Bus. Address Bus. Address
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP
Bus. Tel.( ) Plan Bus. Tel.( ) Plan
1.I1 Ins. Co. Name Ins. Co. Name
Address Address
ADDRESS ADDRESS
Tel.( ) Tel.( )
CITY STATE ZIP CITY STATE ZIP
Group # Group Name Group # Group Name
Insured Party Relation Insured Party Relation
FIRST NAME LAST NAME FIRST NAME LAST NAME
Sex: ❏ M ❏F Birth Date Sex: ❏ M ❏F Birth Date
Address Address
CITY STATE ZIP CITY STATE ZIP
Tel.( ) S.S. # Tel.( ) S.S. #
I.D. # I.D. #
SECONDARY DENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY SECONDARY MEDICAL INSURANCE COMPANY
2 Employer Employer
Bus. Address Bus. Address
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP
Bus. Tel.( ) Plan Bus. Tel.( ) Plan
1.I1 Ins. Co. Name Ins. Co. Name
Address Address
ADDRESS ADDRESS
Tel.( ) Tel.( )
CITY STATE ZIP CITY STATE ZIP
Group # Group Name Group # Group Name
Insured Party Relation Insured Party Relation
FIRST NAME LAST NAME FIRST NAME LAST NAME
Sex: ❏ M ❏F Birth Date Sex: ❏ M ❏F Birth Date
Address Address
CITY STATE ZIP CITY STATE ZIP
Tel.( ) S.S. # Tel.( ) S.S. #
I.D. # I.D. #
2. DENTAL INFORMATION
Reason for today’s visit: ❏ Exam ❏ Consultation ❏ Emergency Are you in pain? ❏ Yes ❏ No, For How Long?
Please indicate any of the following problems by checking off the corresponding box:
❏ Discomfort, clicking, or popping in jaw ❏ Lost / broken filling(s) ❏ Stained teeth ❏ Difficulty closing jaw
❏ Red, swollen, or bleeding gums ❏ Teeth grinding / clenching ❏ Locking jaw ❏ Difficulty opening jaw
❏ A removable dental appliance ❏ Ringing in ears ❏ Bad breath ❏ Loose / shifting teeth
❏ Blisters / sores in or around the mouth ❏ Broken / chipped tooth ❏ Burning tongue / lips ❏ Food caught between teeth
❏ Prolonged bleeding from an injury / extraction ❏ Gum disease ❏ Toothache ❏ Swelling / lumps in mouth
❏ Recent infections or sore throat ❏ Other:
❏ My teeth are sensitive to: ❏ Hot ❏ Cold
❏ Sweets ❏ Biting
Last dental exam Last dental x–rays Times a day you brush? Times a week you floss?
What type of tooth bristles do you use? ❏ Soft ❏ Medium ❏ Hard How would you rate your smile? (worst) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (best)
HEALTH HISTORY
To our patients: Although Periodontists primarily treat the area in your mouth, your mouth is a part of your entire body. Health problems that you may have or
medication that you may be taking, could have an important interrelationship with the care, that you will be receiving. Thank you for answering the following
questions. Your answers are for our records only and will be considered confidential.
Reason for today’s office visit
Yes No
99. Are you in good health? Height Weight ❏ ❏
100. Have there been any changes in your general health in the past year? ❏ ❏
101. Are you under the care of a physician? Date of last visit ❏ ❏
If so, for what are you being treated?
102. Have you had any illness, operation or been hospitalized in the past five years? ❏ ❏
If so, describe
103. Do you have unhealed/recurrent injuries or inflamed areas, growths or sore spots in or
around your mouth? If so, describe where ❏ ❏
104. Do you have a prosthetic joint/implant? If so, describe where ❏ ❏
105. Have you had a heart valve replacement or vascular graft? ❏ ❏
HAVE YOU HAD OR DO YOU HAVE YOU HAD OR DO YOU
CURRENTLY HAVE. . . Yes No NOTES CURRENTLY HAVE. . . Yes No NOTES
106 Rheumatic fever? 134 Stroke?
107 Damaged heart valves / 135 Thyroid trouble?
mitral valve prolapse? 136 Diabetes?
108 Heart murmur? 137 Low blood sugar?
109 High blood pressure? 138 Kidney trouble?
110 Low blood pressure? 139 Are you on dialysis?
111 Chest pain / angina? 140 Swollen ankles, arthritis or
112 Heart attack(s)? joint disease?
113 Irregular heart beat? 141 Stomach ulcers?
114 Cardiac pacemaker? 142 Contagious diseases?
115 Heart surgery? 143 Sexually transmitted diseases?
116 Bronchitis, chronic cough? 144 Are you immunosuppressed?
117 Asthma? possibly from transplant surgery, etc.
118 Hay fever / sinus problems? 145 Problems with the immune system?
119 Snoring / sleep apnea? possibly from medication / surgery, etc.
120 Difficult breathing / other lung trouble? 146 Delay in healing?
121 Tuberculosis? 147 A tumor or growth?
122 Emphysema? 148 Radiation therapy / chemotherapy?
123 Do you smoke? 149 Chronic fatigue / night sweats?
124 Do you use chewing tobacco? 150 Are you on a diet?
125 Blood transfusion? 151 A history of drug abuse?
126 Blood disorder such as anemia? 152 A history of alcohol abuse?
127 Bruise easily? 153 Contact lenses?
128 Bleeding tendency / abnormal bleed? 154 Eye disease / glaucoma?
129 Hepatitis, jaundice, or liver disease? 155 Mental health problems?
130 Infectious mononucleosis? 156 A removable dental appliance?
131 Gallbladder trouble? 157 Pain and clicking of jaws when eating?
132 Fainting spells? 158 Malignant hyperthermia?
133 Convulsions / epilepsy? 159 IF YOU ARE HAVING SURGERY
TODAY, have you had anything to
eat or drink in the last 6 hours?
160 Who is driving you home?
3. MEDICATION – Are you now taking or have you taken. . .
Yes No NOTES
201 Any kind of medication, drug, pills? Is there any condition concerning your health that the Doctor should
Blood thinners (Coumadin, Plavix be told about? ❏ Yes ❏ No (if so, describe)
202
Aspirin, Vitamin E, Ginko Biloba)?
203 Have you ever taken diet pills?
Any natural product, herbal Do you wish to speak to the doctor privately about anything?
204 supplement or homeopathic remedy?
❏ Yes ❏ No
Any bone density medications /
205 Bisphosphonates (Aredia, Zometa, Is there a FAMILY HISTORY of: 301 Cancer: ❏ Yes ❏ No
Fosamax, Actonel)? 302 Diabetes: ❏ Yes ❏ No
Have you ever taken tranquilizers, sleeping pills, anti depressants, and / or
206 303 Heart Disease: ❏ Yes ❏ No
narcotics on a regular basis? If so, please list:
304 Anesthetic Problems: ❏ Yes ❏ No
207 Please list any medications you are currently taking: IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, CONTACT:
Name
Home Tel.( )
Bus. Tel.( )
IS THIS VISIT RELATED TO AN ACCIDENT? Automobile: ❏ Yes ❏ No
ALLERGIES – Are you allergic to, or had a reaction to. . . Work Related: ❏ Yes ❏ No
Yes No NOTES Date of Injury Other: ❏ Yes ❏ No
208 Local anesthetic (numbing med.)?
209 Penicillin? Insurance company handling this claim
210 Other antibiotics? Claim number
211 Sulfa Drugs? Name of Attorney / Adjustor
Sodium pentothal, Valium, Telephone Number ( )
212
or other tranquilizers?
213 Aspirin? THIS SECTION (401–404) IS FOR WOMEN ONLY, MEN CONTINUE BELOW.
214 Codeine or other narcotics? WOMEN, CONTINUE BELOW WHEN YOU HAVE COMPLETED THIS SECTION.
215 Other medications? 401 Is there a possibility of pregnancy? ❏ Yes ❏ No
216 Latex?
217 Soy? 402 Expected delivery date _______________
218 Eggs / Yolk? 403 Are you nursing? ❏ Yes ❏ No
219 Sulfites?
220 Please list any allergies other than drug allergies: 404 Are you taking birth control pills? ❏ Yes ❏ No
Women Note: Antibiotics (such as penicillin) may alter the effectiveness of birth
control pills. Consult your physician / gynecologist for assistance
regarding additional methods of birth control.
I certify that I have read and I understand the questions above. I acknowledge that my questions, if any, about the inquiries set forth above have been answered to my
satisfaction. I will not hold my surgeon, or any other member of his / her staff, responsible for any errors or omissions that I have made in the completion of this form.
Signature of patient:
(Parent or Guardian if minor) x Reviewed by: x Date: x
FEES AND P AY M E N T S
We make every effort to keep down the cost of your oral surgical care. You can help by paying upon completion of each visit. Other arrangements can be made
with our office manager depending upon special circumstances. An estimate of the charge for any procedure or surgery you may require will be given to you upon
request. If you have any dental and/or medical insurance we will be glad to fill out the proper forms, but please complete the identifying information on this form.
Please remember that insurance is considered a method of reimbursing the patient for fees paid to the doctor and is not a substitute for payment. Some
companies pay fixed allowances for certain procedures and others pay a percentage of the charge. It is your responsibility to pay any deductible amount,
co-insurance or any other balance not paid for by your insurance company. You will be responsible for all collection costs, attorneys fees, and court costs.
Signature of patient: (Parent or Guardian if minor) x Date: x
This signature on file is my authorization for the release of information necessary to process my claim. I hereby authorize payment to this doctor named of
the benefits otherwise payable to me.
Signature of patient: (Parent or Guardian if minor) x Date: x
A U T H O R I Z AT I O N
I authorize my surgeon and his / her designated staff, to perform an oral and maxillofacial examination, for the purpose of diagnosis and treatment planning.
Furthermore, I authorize the taking of all x-rays required as a necessary part of this examination. In addition, if medically necessary, I authorize the release
of any information acquired in the course of my examination and treatment.
Witness: x
x x
Date Signature of patient (Parent or Guardian if minor)
Doctor: x
I hereby acknowledge that a copy of this office’s Notice of Privacy Practices has been made available to me. I have been given the opportunity to ask
any questions I may have regarding this Notice.
Signature of patient: (Parent or Guardian if minor) x Date: x
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