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Yale Admissions Office staff will review form submissions before indexing uploaded materials to an applicant's file. Processing may take several business days. Yale staff may contact educators to authenticate submissions or to request additional information. Submission of inauthentic or forged documents may result in the denial of a student's application or the withdrawal of an offer of admission.

All documents should be uploaded either as a PDF file or as a JPG or PNG image files. Each document should not be larger than 4MB.

You can convert Microsoft Word (or similar) documents into PDF format by selecting 'Save As' from the file menu and selecting 'PDF' from the drop-down 'save as type' field.

If the software you are using to create your document does not permit you to save the document as a PDF file, you may need to print out a hard copy of the document and then scan this to produce either a JPG or PNG image or a PDF file before uploading this in the relevant document slot on your online application form.

You are using an out of date browser. On December 1, 2021, New York State will upgrade security protections to our websites and applications. Access to government websites and applications will now require the use of up-to-date and secure web browsers. View a list of supported browsers.

Applications submitted before the application portal closed on January 20, 2023, including applications from subsidized housing tenants whose rent is limited to a certain percentage of income (including public housing, section 8 and FHEPS), are being reviewed and processed in the order received, consistent with State law and program rules.

Legal service providers are still helping both tenants and landlords with ERAP applications. They can provide internet access, assist with uploading documentation, and answer other questions that you might have. View the Free Legal Services webpage.

Applicants can use the ERAP Portal to upload documents, check application status, log into their landlord or tenant account to edit or add a W9, add applications to their account, and more, at any time.

Payments will be made directly to the landlord/property owner and utility company on behalf of the tenant. Tenant applicants will be notified of the amounts paid on their behalf. If a landlord is difficult to locate or does not otherwise provide information needed to complete the application, funds will be held for up to 180 days to allow sufficient time to locate the landlord and collect required information as well as to provide tenant protections and maximize landlord participation.

Applicants will be asked to attest that on or after March 13, 2020, a member of the household received unemployment benefits or experienced a reduction in household income, incurred significant costs or experienced other financial hardship, directly or indirectly, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The applicant will need to sign the application form and associated certifications agreeing that the information provided in the application is accurate.

The property owner or an authorized property management company will be required to sign the application form and associated certifications agreeing that the information provided, including the amount of rental arrears owed, is accurate and does not duplicate a payment received from another program.

Writing Sample. If you need to upload more than one writing sample, click on the Writing Sample link on your Application Checklist and, after making sure to name your file differently, you can upload a second document. Check your program requirements for any specific writing sample instructions.

Unofficial Transcript(s). Most departments can review your application with unofficial transcripts so be sure to upload an unofficial, scanned copy of your transcripts in the Educational History section.

Your program may require official transcripts in order to review your application. However, many programs can review your application with unofficial transcripts and will request official transcripts only if you are admitted. You can upload your unofficial transcripts by logging into your application portal. If your institution is a sending member of Parchment, eScrip-Safe, or National Student Clearinghouse, Rutgers will be able to receive your official transcripts electronically. We also accept official electronic transcripts from India sent via TrueCopy Credentials.

You can upload PDF, Word, and scanned images of transcripts using common image formats like JPEG and PNG with a resolution of at least 200 dpi. Just keep in mind that each of your materials should be less than 4 MB (megabytes) in size. You should only upload items listed on your application checklist. You can update any of your existing uploads by removing and re-uploading the credential.

Once received by our office, application materials can take up to 10 business days to appear on MyStatus.

It can take longer for application materials to appear on MyStatus during the weeks before and after a deadline.

Documents are marked with the date when they are received, not when they are processed.

Submission in August: Applicants will receive an email from us that includes their UT EID and MyStatus information within 2-3 business days.

Submission after September 1: Contact us for assistance if you do not receive your UT EID within 2-3 days of submitting your admission application.

You don't have to upload your custom app again if you make code changes (these are reflected in Teams in real-time). However, you must reinstall if you change any app configurations. For more information, see Role of an admin in upgrading Teams apps.

If NVC determines you have paid the necessary fees, submitted the required immigrant visa application, Affidavit of Support, and supporting documents to NVC, you will receive an email that your case is documentarily complete and NVC will work with the appropriate U.S. Embassy or Consulate to schedule an appointment for you. NVC cannot predict when your case will be scheduled for an interview.

Washington and Lee is very aware of the sensitive nature of your financial documents, thus we have developed an easy method for you to submit your tax returns and other relevant application documents using a secure and expedient process.

This process requires that you convert your tax returns or other documents into an Adobe PDF format. The option to create a PDF file is standard for most tax software packages on the market. If you use a tax service, most accountants should be able to offer you a PDF version of your completed returns. Other documents can be easily converted to PDF files using one of the standard Adobe programs.

Please be aware that only current students and applicants who have submitted an admissions application will have access to this process.

Instructions:

1.) Convert the document you wish to upload into PDF format. Make sure you create individual PDF files for each type of document you wish to submit. For example, parent 2022 tax returns should be one document and should include all schedules. Do not combine parent and student returns or custodial and non-custodial returns.

2.) For Prospective Undergraduate Students: Use the credentials provided to you by the Office of Admissions to access the Admissions Applicant Portal. Near the top of the page you will see an Admissions tab and a Financial Aid tab. Click on the Financial Aid tab. You will see the Financial Aid Checklist.

For Current Students and Law Applicants: Log into the Financial Aid "Check Your Aid Status" website using your W&L username and password. After you are logged into the site, select the academic year and then click on "Items Requiring Your Attention."

3.) Locate an application document listed as "Awaiting" or "Not Received" and click on the document name. If the document is of a type that can be uploaded you will be taken to the Financial Aid Upload site.

4.) You will be redirected to the Financial Aid Upload site where you can upload any document that has not yet been received. Locate the document you wish to upload and click the corresponding "Upload" link.

5.) Click on "Choose File" and navigate to where the document you want to submit is saved on your computer.

6.) Click "Upload" to submit the document. You will be returned to the Financial Aid Upload site where you will be able to see the title and time stamp of the PDF document you submitted.

To receive a printed application, Click Here to download and print an application from the TDHS website or contact your local office to have an application mailed to you. After completing your application, you have three options for submitting the printed SNAP application:

Completing the SNAP application is just the first step to join SNAP and begin your journey to self-sufficiency. Additional documentation and forms are required to receive and maintain SNAP benefits. Often documentation to verify your identification and eligibility is needed to receive SNAP approval. This may include evidence of the following:

A Note About Submitting Documents: Uploading documents using the One DHS Customer Portal or resources at a TDHS office can reduce the application processing times. Customers who choose to mail information to TDHS as part of the application, verification or reporting process should send copies of personal records and avoid sending original documents as documents may not be returned. 2351a5e196