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This form is used by organizations to certify details necessary for receiving subawards under federal funds from the University of Washington. It includes sections on organizational certifications, audit status, and compliance with conflict of interest policies as per NSF, NASA, PHS, and DOE regulations.

How to fill out foreign subrecipient entity certification

How to fill out foreign subrecipient entity certification

1. Obtain the foreign subrecipient entity certification form from the relevant funding agency or organization.
2. Carefully read the instructions provided with the certification form to understand the requirements.
3. Fill in the entity's information, including the legal name, address, and contact details.
4. Provide necessary documentation that proves the entity's eligibility, such as registration and tax identification.
5. Answer any specific questions related to the entity's compliance with foreign assistance regulations.
6. Include signatures from authorized representatives of the entity to validate the certification.
7. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness before submission.
8. Submit the certification form by the specified deadline, following the submission guidelines provided.

Who needs foreign subrecipient entity certification?

1. Foreign subrecipients involved in projects funded by U.S. federal agencies or organizations that require compliance with specific regulations.
2. Entities seeking funding or partnerships that necessitate verification of their status and compliance with foreign assistance regulations.

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What is foreign subrecipient entity certification?

Foreign subrecipient entity certification is a formal declaration by an entity located outside the United States, affirming that it complies with certain eligibility requirements and reporting obligations related to federal funding.

Who is required to file foreign subrecipient entity certification?

Foreign entities that receive federal funds as subrecipients of grants, contracts, or cooperative agreements are required to file foreign subrecipient entity certification.

How to fill out foreign subrecipient entity certification?

To fill out a foreign subrecipient entity certification, the entity must complete the required forms provided by the funding agency, ensuring accurate representation of relevant information, certifications, and compliance with regulations.

What is the purpose of foreign subrecipient entity certification?

The purpose of foreign subrecipient entity certification is to ensure that foreign entities receiving U.S. federal funds are properly vetted and comply with U.S. laws and regulations governing the use of those funds.

What information must be reported on foreign subrecipient entity certification?

The certification typically requires information such as the entity's legal status, tax identification number, certifications of compliance with applicable laws, and other relevant details about the funding and project.