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This document serves as a certification for public and government entities to submit necessary information and provide authorization for account management with Piper Jaffray.

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1. Obtain the PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION form from the appropriate issuing authority.
2. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements for completion.
3. Fill in the entity's name and address in the designated fields.
4. Provide the entity's tax identification number (TIN) or employer identification number (EIN).
5. Specify the type of government entity or public entity status.
6. Indicate the appropriate certifying official's name and title.
7. Sign and date the certification form to validate the information provided.
8. Submit the completed form to the relevant department or agency as instructed.

Who needs PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION?

1. Government agencies
2. Municipalities
3. Public educational institutions
4. Non-profit organizations that receive government funding
5. Any public entity involved in projects requiring federal, state, or local compliance

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What is PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION?

PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION is a formal declaration that identifies an organization as a public or government entity, often used for compliance and reporting purposes.

Who is required to file PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION?

Organizations that operate as public entities or government agencies, including state and local governments, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations that receive government funds, are typically required to file this certification.

How to fill out PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION?

To fill out the PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION, the entity must provide accurate details about its status, including the type of entity, registration details, and compliance with relevant regulations or standards based on the specific requirements of the filing authority.

What is the purpose of PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION?

The purpose of PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION is to verify the entity's status as a public or governmental organization, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations while facilitating transparency in financial and operational practices.

What information must be reported on PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION?

Information typically required on the PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT ENTITY CERTIFICATION includes the entity's legal name, type of organization, contact information, relevant identification numbers, and certification of compliance with applicable laws and regulations.