2. LEA Eligibility â in order to be eligible for Title I, Part A Targeted Grant funds, an LEA must have: a. at least ten formula children; and b. the number of formula children must be five percent or greater of the LEAâs population (ages 5-17, inclusive, as documented by the Census Bureauâs poverty criteria).he proceeds. from the sale of the building may be credited to the Title I, Part A fund and sub-object codes for. revenues, expenditures, other revenues and/or other uses, as appropriate, and be used to. expand the current Title I, Part A program at the LEA.
#1908665 - 03/26/14 10:03 AM checks with FBO a minor. Gold Star Registered: 07/28/10 Posts: 455 Loc: PA. I believe if a redemption check from American Funds is payable to Mary Jones FBO Billy Jones PA/UTMA until age 21 means the check should be deposited into an UTMA account when the minor is not yet 21.
In some cases, your child might be able to open a solo bank account at the age of 16. Consider the options, and decide what would work best for your situation. In some cases, it might best to start out with a joint account. That way, you will have access to the account and the account statements.here are no federal guidelines regarding checking accounts for minors. States, though, might have their own laws. Before opening a bank account for a minor, make sure you understand the state law. Additionally, realize that some states let the banks decide their own policies.