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Code · Alaska · Title 44 · Chapter 33

Sec. 44.33.960. Eligibility.

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Sec. 44.33.960. Eligibility.
(a)For an applicant to be eligible for a loan under AS 44.33.950 — 44.33.990, the applicant shall
(1)be a resident of the state, as determined under
(b)of this section;
(2)provide a reasonable amount of money from other nonstate sources for use on any project or enterprise for which money from a loan will be used; and
(3)if the requested loan amount is more than $35,000, provide to the department a document from a state financial institution stating that
(A)the applicant has been denied a loan for the same purpose; or
(B)a loan from the financial institution is contingent on the applicant also receiving a loan from the fund.
(b)To meet the residency requirements of
(a)of this section, the applicant
(1)shall physically reside in this state and maintain a domicile in this state during the 12 consecutive months preceding the date of application for the program; and
(2)may not have
(A)declared or established residency in another state; or
(B)received residency or a benefit based on residency from another state.
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