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When the narrative is allowed to exceed one page, must the TEA header be on each page following the first page?

April 26, 2017allowed exceed header Narrative page tea

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When the narrative is allowed to exceed one page, must the TEA header be on each page following the first page?

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Yes. In addition to the header, the Standard Application System (SAS) number, as well as the name of the applicant or an identifying number, such as a county-district number or vendor ID number, should be on each additional page.