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The document outlines the procedure for submitting a Prior 60 Day Request for time adjustments at the University of Florida. It includes sections for recording current and corrected employee time, along with necessary identification details such as employee name, UF ID, and department ID. The form must be completed by a designated preparer and submitted to Payroll & Tax Services via fax or mail, with instructions on how to fill out each section and ensure proper processing.

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