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This check ensures that if the 'Other (Specify)' checkbox for Application Type is selected, the corresponding 'Other Application Type' text field is not empty. It is important for data completeness and to understand the specific nature of the application when a standard category is not chosen. If this validation fails, the user will be prompted to either deselect 'Other' or provide the required specification.

This validation verifies that if the applicant indicates they were referred by a Tribe ('Yes' is checked), then both the 'Tribe Name' and 'Tribe Contact Information' fields are filled out. This information is crucial for program tracking, communication, and potential verification with the referring Tribe. A failure will result in an error message requiring the user to provide the Tribe's details or change the referral answer to 'No'.

This check validates that the 'Date of Birth' for both Applicant One and Applicant Two is a valid date format and that the calculated age is over 18 years. This is critical to ensure the applicant meets the legal age requirements to apply for the RFA program. If the date is invalid or indicates the applicant is a minor, the form submission will be blocked until a valid adult birth date is entered.

This validation ensures that the 'Email Address' field contains a valid email format (e.g., [email protected]) and that the 'Cell Phone Number' and 'Home Phone Number' fields contain a valid phone number format (e.g., 10 digits). Correct contact information is essential for communication throughout the application process. If the formats are incorrect, the user will receive an error and must correct the entries before proceeding.

This check verifies that an applicant does not simultaneously claim to be 'Married' or in a 'Domestic Partnership' with the co-applicant while also providing information in the 'Current Partnership with Non-Applicant' section. These two statuses are mutually exclusive and indicate a logical error in the data entry. A validation failure would require the user to correct their partnership information to reflect only one current primary partnership status.

This validation ensures that if an applicant checks 'Yes' for having 'Previous Partnerships', the 'Previous Partnerships Count' field must contain a numeric value greater than zero. This data is necessary for a complete background history. If 'Yes' is checked and the count is missing or zero, the form will prompt the user to enter the correct number of previous partnerships.