Work Number

When using the Work Number, what date will be used in our notes?

• The period end date of the oldest pay period shown

• The "current as of" date

• The pay date of the oldest pay period used for calculations

• The pay date of the most recent paystub shown

If the average hours are shown:

• An hourly calc must be shown

• An hourly calc will never be shown

• Additional information is required

• Paystubs are needed

Less than 2 pay periods shown on The Work Number verification are acceptable to run income calculations for ICs

• True

• False

When using The Work Number, gaps in pay are permitted

• True

• False

Large variations in pay:

• Must be addressed in writing by the employer

• Will never be addressed

• Must be addressed with the applicant

If prior's YTD income is higher than the current YTD annualized income:

• Paystubs are required

• Nothing further is needed

• Discrepancy must be addressed

The true start date of the fiscal year can be found by

• Adding one day to the pay date of the first pay period shown for the current calendar year

• Using the pay date of the last period for the previous calendar year

• Adding one day to the pay period end date of the last pay period shown for the previous calendar year

All states accept The Work Number to document income from wages

• True

• False

All pages of The Work Number verification must be reviewed to look for previous employers

• True

• False