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preapprove

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pre·ap·prove  (pr-prv)
tr.v. pre·ap·proved, pre·ap·prov·ing, pre·ap·proves
To approve or qualify before the usual procedures or formalities have taken place: preapprove an application; a customer who was preapproved for a $2,000 credit line.


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At issue is a provision of the law that requires the Justice Department to preapprove any changes to voting districts, polling locations or election procedures in nine southern states which have significant African-American populations.
The Guardhouse Visitor Screening System from Miami-based Amtel Security is designed to track all movements of visitors; preapprove visitors by phone, Internet, or voice mail; print a gate pass that includes specific directions to the residential unit; and photograph visitors and vehicles for the history file.
With eClosingRoom, home buyers and sellers can easily access and preapprove most of the necessary documents online via SureClose prior to closing.
 
 
 
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