Code of Federal Regulations Title 25. Indians § 25.700.331 Application for life estate leases

(1) Name, address, birthdate, social security number, census number, spouse, and date of marriage, if married. The head of household who applies for a life estate lease shall be known as the “applicant”.

(2) Applicant's Quad Map location in the Former Joint Use Area.

(3) Information listing any other places of Applicant's residence since December 22, 1974.

(4) Name, birthdate, census number, and social security number, if any, of the applicant's minor dependent children.

(5) A statement by the applicant setting forth the nature of the applicant's disability, if any.

(6) Applications should be accompanied, wherever possible, with documentation such as Birth Certificates, Baptismal Records, Tribal Records, Family Census Cards, Marriage Certificates, Tax Returns, and such other documentation required by the Commission.

(1) The Commission shall, on a case-by-case basis, determine whether good cause exists to warrant a time extension for the receipt of applications.

(2) Initial Commission determinations concerning the time extension for receipt of applications shall be made by the Certification Officer. Any extensions granted shall be in writing and shall state the length of the extensions and the reasons therefore.

(3) In no event shall an extension be granted for more than eighty-nine (89) days after July 1, 1981.

(4) In the event an extension of time is denied or an application is refused for filing, the Certification Officer shall state the reasons therefore and such determination shall be communicated to the applicant by certified letter or in person by Commission staff.

(5) All persons aggrieved by initial Commission determination may have a hearing to present evidence and argument concerning the determination. Such hearings shall be requested and governed by the Commission's Hearings and Administrative Review Procedures contained in § 700.8 of the Commission's Operations and Relocation Procedures.

(6) For purpose of this subsection, “good cause” shall be defined as follows: