Fee Waiver
/ˈfiː ˈweɪvər/
Definitions
- (n.) An official exemption from paying a required fee, typically granted based on financial hardship or eligibility criteria.
The applicant submitted a fee waiver request to avoid paying the court filing costs.
Forms
- fee waiver
- fee waivers
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Commentary
Fee waivers are frequently used in legal settings to ensure access to justice for those unable to pay filing or application fees, often requiring proof of indigency or other qualifying factors.
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