State of alabama termite waiver form 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin with Part 'A'. Fill in the Permittee's name and address, along with the permit number. Ensure all contact information is accurate.
  3. Next, provide details about the property owner and property address. This section is crucial for identifying who is responsible for signing the waiver.
  4. Review each treatment requirement listed. For any that do not meet standards, check 'No' and initial next to it. Be prepared to explain why these standards were not met in the provided space.
  5. Complete Part 'B' by acknowledging the conditions governing the use of this waiver form. Ensure all signatures are obtained from both the property owner and permittee.
  6. Finally, ensure both parts of the form are signed and dated correctly before submitting. A copy should be retained for your records.

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No matter who pays, a clear termite inspection report is critical for completing a home sale in Alabama.
A termite letter for closing is a document confirming a home for sale is inspected for any signs of wood-destroying insects. And there were no termites or wood-destroying insects found. This makes such letters an essential part of the due diligence process.
The termite clearance letter inspection does not require termite treatment, unless termite activity is discovered. Once a termite presence is no longer detected, then the pest control company will issue your termite clearance letter.