Principal Applicant Sample Clauses

The 'Principal Applicant' clause defines the individual who is designated as the main applicant or primary party in a given application or agreement. This person is typically responsible for submitting the application, providing required information, and acting as the main point of contact for all communications related to the process. For example, in a visa or loan application, the principal applicant is the person whose details are used to assess eligibility and whose status may affect any dependents or co-applicants. The core function of this clause is to clearly identify the primary responsible party, ensuring accountability and streamlining communication and decision-making throughout the process.
Principal Applicant. The Recipient shall be represented by the following named individual who will be responsible for the overall implementation of the Project: to be confirmed (the “Principal Applicant”). The Recipient shall not, without the British Council’s prior written consent (not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed), replace the Principal Applicant. The British Council acknowledges that the Recipient will have to replace the Principal Applicant where such person leaves the employment of the Recipient, in which case the British Council shall have a right of approval over the proposed replacement (such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed).
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Principal Applicant. When a family applies together, one member must be the main or “principal” applicant. For example, a mother applying for permanent residence with her three children would be the principal applicant. When parents are included in an application, dependent children cannot be principal applicants. This is a process that is used across Canada by schools, colleges, universities, employers and governments to formally recognize a person’s skills that they have acquired outside of formal education settings. This process allows people to have these skills assessed and possibly recognized in the form of academic credits. For more information on prior learning assessment and recognition, see the Canadian Association of Prior Learning Assessment (Pan-Canadian). A person outside Canada who has been determined to be a Convention refugee or member of the Country of Asylum class and who receives financial and other support from a private sponsor for one year after their arrival in Canada. A person who has been determined to be a Convention refugee or person in similar circumstances by a Canadian visa officer outside Canada, a person whom the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada has determined to be a Convention refugee or in need of protection in Canada, or a person who has had a positive pre-removal risk assessment (in most cases). A person admitted to Canada on a temporary resident permit because a Canadian visa officer abroad has determined that they face an immediate threat to their life, liberty or physical safety. A program that allows provinces and territories to nominate candidates for immigration to Canada. Someone who is nominated for immigration to Canada by a provincial or territorial government that has a Provincial Nominee Program. Nominees have the skills, education and work experience needed to make an immediate economic contribution to the province or territory that nominates them. See Landing Paper
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Principal Applicant. Surname: Blandford Forename: Sonia Title: Professor Position: Founder and CEO Address: St Anne’s House, Oxford Square, Oxford Street, Newbury, Berkshire Postcode: RG14 1JQ Company or charity number: 07528857 Email: Phone:
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