Verification Form Pursuant To California Code Of Regulations Rule 260.241.2(b) is a document used to verify that a person or organization has met the requirements for a certain program or activity specified in the California Code of Regulations. The form is commonly used to verify that an individual or organization has obtained the necessary permits, licenses, and/or certifications required by the state of California. There are four types of Verification Forms Pursuant To California Code Of Regulations Rule 260.241.2(b): 1) Verification of Compliance, 2) Verification of Certification, 3) Verification of License, and 4) Verification of Permit. Each of these forms must be completed and signed by the responsible party before it can be submitted. The forms are used to ensure that all legal requirements have been met and that the program or activity is in compliance with the state's regulations.