What happens if the signature on a PHF application is dated more than 10 days ago?

The signature on a PHF (Public Health Facility) application must be dated within a specific timeframe to ensure the information provided is current and accurate. When the signature is dated more than 10 days prior to the submission of the application, it raises concerns about the validity of the information contained in the application. This is because the application may reflect outdated facts or conditions that could significantly influence the decision-making process.

Requiring a signature to be dated within 10 days maintains the integrity and relevance of the application, ensuring that it reflects the most up-to-date status of the applicant or the facility. Consequently, if the signature exceeds this time limit, it indicates a lapse in time that could affect applicant eligibility or compliance with required standards. Therefore, the application would be rejected to uphold the necessary standards for completeness and timeliness of information.