"A Certificate of Authority is the legal authorization which a foreign entity must obtain in order to be able to conduct its affairs in this state." 

I have the certificate of eligibility.

If it was large enough they would not have gotten a new certificate of occupancy, live in the property or been able to refinance or get another insurance policyI don’t see this as being an issue / big deal.

My boyfriend has his certificate of eligibility for a VA home loan, and the building meets these requirements exactly.

There was a finished build in LA where the certificate of occupancy wasn't release because of these exact obstructions even though the build went according to approved plans.

I purchased a tax certificate for a property that sold to the state of Alabama in 2019.

All I had to do was fill out a form on the VA website and submit it, and after a SHOCKINGLY short time span I received the COE (certificate of eligibility) showing my fully restored entitlement.

I have been told by the Sec 8 rep in my area that once a section 8 propertiy is purchased the new owner does not have to apply for section certification, thereby making it impossible for that new owner to accept section 8 funds.

I came across ECornell's grad certificates and signed up for their Commercial Real Estate one.

I am concerned that the lack of NML licensing/certification is certainly apparent in the emails and the website is a red-light.