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The document is a Cash-Back Reward Claim Form from Alliant Energy for customers who have purchased energy-efficient vending machine controllers. It outlines the necessary steps to complete the form, including providing customer information, equipment details, and supporting documentation. The form also includes terms and conditions regarding the cash-back reward, liability disclaimers, and instructions for submission. Customers are encouraged to donate their cash-back rewards to a local energy fund.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the VENDING MACHINE CONTROLS - IOWA 2011 CASH-BACK form in the editor.
Begin by filling out the CUSTOMER INFORMATION section. Enter your name or company name, mailing address, installation address, and contact details including email and phone number.
Specify the YEAR HOUSE/FACILITY BUILT and select the appropriate RESIDENTIAL BUILDING TYPE by checking one of the options provided.
In the NEW EQUIPMENT INFORMATION section, detail the equipment purchased. Input the number of units and total cash-back reward amount based on your purchase price.
Ensure you read and understand the SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS before signing. This is crucial for compliance with cash-back requirements.
Finally, sign in the CUSTOMER SIGNATURE AND CERTIFICATION section to confirm that all information is accurate and complete. Attach any required documentation such as receipts or UPC codes before submission.

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