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Exhibit 92022 COMPENSATION GUIDELINES for Fostered MinistersApproved:Northern Illinois Synod Ministry Support Committee March 25, 2021Northern Illinois Synod Council April 10, 2021Northern Illinois

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How to fill out compensation

1. To fill out compensation, follow these steps:
2. Begin by gathering all relevant information, such as your personal details, the date and time of the incident, and any supporting documents or evidence.
3. Clearly state the reason for the compensation claim and provide a detailed description of the incident or injury.
4. Include any medical reports, bills, or receipts related to the incident to support your claim.
5. If applicable, include any witness statements or contact information of witnesses who can testify to the incident.
6. Clearly state the amount of compensation you are seeking and provide a breakdown of how you calculated this amount.
7. Review the completed compensation form for accuracy and completeness before submitting it.
8. Submit the compensation form along with any supporting documents to the relevant authority or organization responsible for handling compensation claims.
9. Follow up on the status of your claim periodically and provide any additional requested information or documentation if necessary.
10. Maintain copies of all submitted documents and communication related to your compensation claim for future reference.

Who needs compensation?

1. Compensation may be needed by various individuals or entities, including:
2. - Employees who have suffered work-related injuries or illnesses and are entitled to receive compensation from their employers.
3. - Consumers who have been harmed by defective products or services and seek compensation from the responsible companies or individuals.
4. - Accidents victims who have suffered physical or emotional injuries due to the negligence or wrongdoing of another party.
5. - Patients who have experienced medical malpractice and are seeking financial compensation for the resulting damages.
6. - Individuals who have faced property damage, theft, or loss due to the actions of others and wish to be reimbursed for their losses.

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What is compensation?

Compensation is the payment received by an individual in exchange for their services or losses that they have suffered.

Who is required to file compensation?

Any individual or entity who has incurred a loss or is entitled to receive payment for services rendered may be required to file for compensation.

How to fill out compensation?

Compensation can typically be filled out by submitting a claim form or application to the relevant authority or organization responsible for handling compensation requests.

What is the purpose of compensation?

The purpose of compensation is to provide financial support or reimbursement to individuals or entities who have suffered losses or provided services.

What information must be reported on compensation?

The information required on compensation may include details of the individual or entity, the nature of the loss or services provided, and any supporting documentation.