An unsigned statement is not considered filed and could subject you to late filing penalties.
The statement must contain an original signature. The University cannot accept a photocopy of the verification section in which you certified your statement as true and correct under penalty of perjury.
The jurisdiction for University officials is the State.
You may need to report only certain types of interests. Be sure to check your disclosure categories in the appendix of the University’s Conflict of Interest Code that describes the specific types of interests you must report.
Your spouse’s investments and interests in real property are reportable. Fifty percent of your spouse’s income is considered your income and must be disclosed.
You are not required to report the salary or reimbursements for expenses, including travel expenses, that you receive from the University.
You need only to report the portion of a personal residence that is used as a place of business for tax purposes.
Neither are bank accounts, savings accounts, insurance policies or government bonds.
Don’t attach brokerage statements or other extraneous information.
There is no provision in the law for extensions of filing deadlines.
Send questions, comments, or suggestions to Ross.Smith@ucop.edu