Here is our list:

Frequency   Days to wait
daily                    3
weekly                 7
every 2 weeks     14
semi-monthly      14
monthly              30
every 2 months   45
quarterly            60
every 6 months   90
annual               90
less frequent than annual    120
every 2 or 3 years    180
Allow more days if you know that the title comes erratically.

For 2nd and all subsequent claims     60

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Colleen E. Smith
Head of Technical Services
Albany Law School
Albany, New York
csmit@albanylaw.edu
(518) 445-2341

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1. Claim intervals

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Date: Sun, 11 May 2008 08:06:08 -0500
From: "Bothmann, Robert L" < robert.bothmann@MNSU.EDU >
Subject: Claim intervals

Does anyone have a list/guidelines for claim intervals based on frequency t=
hey would be willing to share?

We want to create one, but if someone else already has something why reinve=
nt the wheel?

Many thanks,
Bobby Bothmann

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Robert Bothmann
Electronic Access/Catalog Librarian
Associate Professor, Library Services
Minnesota State University, Mankato
P.O. Box 8419, ML3097
Mankato, MN 56001
Voice: 507-389-2010
Fax: 507-389-5155
robert.bothmann@mnsu.edu

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