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CITY OF MISSOURI CITY REQUEST FOR DISCLOSURE OF PUBLIC RECORDS PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION Every effort is made to expedite all requests for disclosure of public records; however, due to personnel.

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Filling out the Do Not Write Below This Line form is a straightforward process that allows users to request public records efficiently. This guide will walk you through each step in a clear and supportive manner to ensure that all necessary information is accurately provided.

Follow the steps to complete your request for disclosure of public records.

  1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your preferred browser or document editor.
  2. Enter the date of your request in the designated field. This marks when your application is submitted.
  3. Fill in your name in the specified section. Ensure that the name provided is the person making the request.
  4. Provide your complete address, including street number, city, state, and zip code in the corresponding area.
  5. Include your email address so that notifications regarding your request can be sent directly to you.
  6. Input your phone number for any follow-up communications that may be necessary.
  7. If applicable, include your fax number in the space provided, which may be used for sending additional documents.
  8. In the section labeled 'DESCRIPTION OF REQUESTED RECORD,' provide a detailed description of the records you wish to access.
  9. Specify the type of incident related to your request in the designated field.
  10. Enter the date of the incident you are inquiring about.
  11. Provide the address where the incident occurred.
  12. Make sure to sign the form at the bottom to validate your request.
  13. Once completed, review all entries for accuracy and completeness.
  14. Submit your form by following the provided instructions for return. You may need to download, print, or share the request based on your preferences.

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Just signing the back is technically called “Endorsement in Blank”. Legally, it makes the check payable to anyone.

Endorsing a check by signing the back of it is a security step that simultaneously helps to verify you as the proper recipient of the funds and authorizes the bank to complete the transaction.

The check is not valid unless there is a proper signature from the check writer. The bank will reject the check and it will cost you a “bounced check fee”. Go back to the person that wrote the check and ask them to sign it and reimburse you for any fees you incurred.

Endorsing a Check Be careful not to write below the line that says, "DO NOT WRITE, STAMP, OR SIGN BELOW THIS LINE." This area is reserved for bank processing stamps. Once a check is endorsed, it can be cashed by anyone, so wait until you are at the bank to endorse a check made payable to you.

Sign in the Correct Area This section, known as the endorsement area, is marked with lines and instructions saying, "Do not write, stamp, or sign below this line." (See "Back of the check" in the example image above.) Try to keep your entire signature and any other instructions for the bank in that area.

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