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Filling out the Expanded GED Testing Services application form can be a straightforward process when approached step by step. This guide will help you navigate the form effectively, ensuring that all necessary information is provided accurately.

Follow the steps to complete your application form online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in an editor.
2. Begin with the application cover page, entering the name of your testing center if it is currently operating. Next, complete the applicant information section, including the fiscal agent or school division name, address, city, zip code, fax number, and phone number. Specify the fiscal agent contact person.
3. In the total funds requested section, clearly state the amount of funding you are applying for in the fiscal year 2003-2004.
4. Provide the details for the GED contact person, including their address, telephone number, fax (required), and email (required). This person will be responsible for communication regarding the application.
5. Include the printed names and signatures of the financial officer, superintendent, agency head, or chief officer, along with the date of signing.
6. Outline the proposal by identifying the need for expanded GED testing services and including a detailed plan on how the additional services will be provided, specifying locations, new test sessions, and expected examinee increases.
7. Complete the budget section by outlining proposed expenditures by category. Attach a narrative description detailing how the requested funds will be utilized to support GED testing services.
8. Clarify reimbursement procedures, noting the funding timeline and important deadlines, including the final date for reimbursement requests.
9. Review your completed form for accuracy and ensure all required sections are filled out. Once confirmed, save your changes, download, print, or share the form as necessary.

Begin the process of completing your application form online today to take the next steps in expanding GED testing services.