West Virginia Second Notice Under WV Code Sec. 23-4-10(f) to Recipients of 104-Week Award Paid In Monthly Payments is a notification sent to recipients of 104-week award payments paid in monthly installments that informs the recipient of the amount of the award, the applicable interest rate, and the due date for the remaining balance of the award. The notice also includes a statement that the recipient is liable to pay the full amount of the award and the interest due within 90 days of the due date. The notice also includes information regarding the rights of the recipient and the consequences if the award is not paid within the 90-day period. This notice is issued for both lump sum and installment awards paid in monthly payments. There are two types of West Virginia Second Notice Under WV Code Sec. 23-4-10(f) to Recipients of 104-Week Award Paid In Monthly Payments: one for lump sum awards and one for installment awards.
West Virginia Second Notice Under WV Code Sec. 23-4-10(f) to Recipients of 104-Week Award Paid In Monthly Payments
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