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New York University Libraries Circulation Department 70 Washington Square South, New York, NY 10012 Phone: 2129982530 Fax: 2129954829ADDITIONAL BORROWER AUTHORIZATION FORM Policy Governing Additional

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2. Start by opening the additionalborrowerdoc form in a word processing program or PDF editor.
3. Read through the instructions at the beginning of the form to understand the required information and supporting documents.
4. Fill in your personal information, such as your full name, address, contact information, and identification details.
5. Provide details about your employment status, including your current job title, employer name, and monthly income.
6. If applicable, include information about your spouse or co-borrower, such as their name, address, and employment details.
7. Fill in the requested financial information, including your assets, liabilities, and credit history.
8. Attach any supporting documents required by the form, such as proof of income, bank statements, or tax returns.
9. Review the completed form to ensure all sections are accurately filled out and all required documents are attached.
10. Sign and date the form where indicated, and provide any additional information or explanations if necessary.
11. Make copies of the filled out form and supporting documents for your own records.
12. Submit the completed form as instructed, whether by mail, fax, or online submission.

Who needs additionalborrowerdoc?

1. Additionalborrowerdoc is typically required by lending institutions or financial entities when a borrower is applying for a loan or credit.
2. The form is needed to gather additional information about the borrower or to include additional parties who will be financially responsible for the loan.
3. Depending on the specific lending institution or credit provider, the requirements for additionalborrowerdoc may vary.
4. Typically, individuals who co-borrow, have joint accounts, or require additional assurance or documentation for loan approval may need to fill out additionalborrowerdoc.
5. It is advisable to consult with the specific lender or financial institution to determine if additionalborrowerdoc is required in a particular situation.

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What is additionalborrowerdoc?

additionalborrowerdoc is a document required to provide additional information or documentation related to a borrower in a loan application process.

Who is required to file additionalborrowerdoc?

The borrower or co-borrower may be required to file additionalborrowerdoc as requested by the lender.

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What is the purpose of additionalborrowerdoc?

The purpose of additionalborrowerdoc is to ensure all necessary information and documentation is provided for a loan application to be processed.

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The information reported on additionalborrowerdoc may include financial statements, tax returns, employment history, and other relevant information about the borrower.