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The document is a Corporate Application for Occupancy, which outlines the leasing information and requirements for a corporate entity seeking to rent an apartment. It includes sections for company information, primary occupant details, references, banking information, and personal guarantor details. The application requires verification of identity, credit history, and rental qualifications. It emphasizes the importance of accurate information and outlines the consequences of providing false data. Additionally, it covers policies regarding deposits, rental agreements, and equal housing opportunities.

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What is an occupancy permit in Maryland?

A Use and Occupancy (U O) certificate is required before a building or space may be occupied. It is issued after the building or space has passed final inspections for building, electrical and mechanical and fire disciplines.

What does occupancy mean on a form?

Occupancy is a legal term that refers to how a person can use land or a building.

What does occupancy date mean on rental application?

Occupancy Date: It refers to the date when the tenant physically occupies the leased property. It is often the same as the lease commencement date, but it can sometimes be earlier or later, depending on the terms of the lease agreement. Move-in Date: The date when a lessee or tenant physically moves into a space.

What counts as occupancy?

Legally, the occupancy noun is defined as when a person has ownership or possession of land, a room, or a building that is actively living in or using it as a tenant or owner. The law also defines the word as the act of an occupant taking possession of abandoned property with the intention of claiming ownership.

What is an occupant on an application?

Occupants might be friends of the tenant, the tenants partner or significant other, parents, or any other person not on the lease but living on the property for some period of time. There are two types of occupants: Authorized occupants: An authorized occupant lives in a property with the landlords permission.