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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the shared room statement in the editor.
  2. If you did not share a room, check the first section and certify that you were the only occupant. Provide an explanation if necessary and fill in your signature, rank, name, and date.
  3. If you did share a room, complete the second section by entering the rank and name of your roommate, indicating whether they were on funded orders. Fill in the inclusive dates covered by this statement.
  4. Next, detail your share of the lodging cost. Enter the daily rate, daily taxes for the number of days stayed, and calculate the total amount you are claiming.
  5. If you paid for the entire lodging cost, ensure that an Authorizing Official (AO) fills out their section with comments explaining why one traveler had to cover all costs. The AO must also sign and print their rank and name along with the date.

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A Bed in a Shared Room (also known as a Dorm Room) by TravelStay Standards is a room with multiple beds in it where you book only a certain number of beds, and therefore may be sharing the room with other guests. Shared rooms are typically found in hostels and may have between three (3) and twenty-four (24) beds.
A single room is a room intended for one person to stay in. Choose from twin or single rooms, all of which are comfortable. Each guest has her own single room, or shares a double room.
Shared Rooms means: a room within an apartment consisting of two or more beds. The occupants of shared rooms are permitted to use the common areas within the apartment consisting of the bathrooms, kitchenette and living area.
If solitude is essential, opt for single sharing. Otherwise, double or triple sharing can be suitable. Social Preferences: Think about how much interaction you want. Extroverts might enjoy the lively atmosphere of triple sharing, while introverts may prefer single or double sharing.
But if you have a medically documented social anxiety disorder, for example, that can be grounds for granting you a single room. Or if you have severe allergies to perfumes or sprays a roommate might use, that might also get you a single.

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Roomsharing is where two or more people occupy a room, typically a bedroom. Roomsharing is the norm in some cultures, such as by Mayan families in rural Guatemala. In cultures where it is not normal, it may be comported out of viability, perhaps due to impoverishment.
You will be sharing common areas like the kitchen and the living room with others living with you in that apartment. Shared room would mean that you are sharing your room with one or more persons. The bathroom in most cases would be shared unless explicitly mentioned that you get your own private bathroom.

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