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The document is a Ductless Heat Pump Program Contractor Invoice Form that outlines the necessary information and requirements for contractors to complete when installing ductless heat pumps. It includes sections for homeowner and contractor details, installation specifics, compliance confirmations, and cost breakdowns. The form emphasizes the importance of accuracy and completeness for final approval and outlines eligibility criteria for both homes and contractors participating in the program.

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Begin by filling in the Homeowner and Contractor Information section. Enter the homeowner's name, date of installation, site address, contractor company name, city/state/zip code, contact name, and email.
In the Installation Information section, confirm that you have all required licenses and include a copy of the job sales invoice. Check off each requirement to ensure compliance.
Provide details about the installed units including total number of outdoor and indoor units, their capacities, and AHRI Certification number. Fill in costs associated with installation accurately.
Complete the Contractor Signature Release by signing and dating it. Ensure all information is accurate before submission.

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