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Validates that the Social Security Number is entered as exactly nine digits, either in the standard formatted pattern (XXX-XX-XXXX) or as a continuous nine-digit string. SSNs are required for background and credit checks, and an incorrectly formatted or incomplete SSN will prevent the landlord from running the necessary financial and criminal history investigation. If the field contains fewer than nine digits, non-numeric characters in unexpected positions, or is left blank, the form should be flagged as incomplete.

Ensures the applicant's date of birth is entered in a recognizable date format (e.g., MM/DD/YYYY) and represents a logically valid date — not a future date and not a date that would make the applicant younger than 18 years old. Since rental agreements are legal contracts, the applicant must be of legal age to enter into one. A missing, future, or implausible date of birth should cause the form to be rejected.

Verifies that if a Driver's License or ID Number is provided, the corresponding State of Issue and Expiration Date fields are also filled in, and that the expiration date is not already past. An expired ID is not considered valid for identity verification purposes, and a missing state of issue makes it impossible to verify the document's authenticity. If the ID number is present but either the state or expiration date is missing or the ID is expired, the form should be flagged for correction.

Checks that the applicant's email address follows a valid email format, containing exactly one '@' symbol, a domain name, and a top-level domain (e.g., [email protected]). The email address is a primary channel for correspondence between the landlord and applicant throughout the rental process. An improperly formatted email address will result in failed communications and should cause the form to be flagged as invalid.

Ensures that if the Landlord Contact section is filled, all three sub-fields — Landlord Name, Contact Email, and Contact Phone — are provided together. Partial landlord contact information leaves applicants unable to follow up on the rental unit and undermines the purpose of Section 1. If the landlord name is present but either the email or phone is missing, the form should generate a warning requiring at least one complete contact method.

Validates that exactly one of the two move-in date options is selected — either 'Date of Availability as assigned by the Landlord' or 'Proposed move-in date' — and that if 'Proposed move-in date' is selected, the corresponding date field is populated with a valid future date. Selecting both options or neither creates ambiguity about the applicant's intended occupancy start date. If the proposed move-in date option is checked but no date is entered, or if both options are checked simultaneously, the form should be flagged as inconsistent.