; (2) include the words Photo ID T–U Pass on the front and back; (3) include the words If found, please return to immediately followed by the address of the issuing office of the transportation agency; (4) include a photo of the person to whom the T–U Pass was provided; (5) include a seal with the logo of the transportation agency; (6) include the full name of such eligible person; (7) include the expiration date of the T–U Pass; and (8) include any additional features the Secretary determines is necessary. 7. Proof of eligibility An individual seeking a T–U Pass must provide to the public transportation agency— (1) proof of the basis of at least one ground of eligibility described section 4; and (2) documentation the Secretary determines is necessary to support the basis of eligibility. 8. Application and selection The Secretary shall award grants on a competitive basis and may require that an application from a public transportation agency be submitted in a prescribed form and manner and that it contains specified agreements, assurances, and information. 9. Amount of reimbursement to transit agencies (a) In general Grants made pursuant to the program shall be used only to reimburse a public transportation agency for the cost of providing a T–U Pass. (b) Amount of reimbursement A public transportation agency shall be eligible to receive reimbursement for each T–U Pass at the cost charged for a monthly, flat-rate, unlimited transportation pass. (c) Exception for discounted monthly passes If an eligible individual is eligible for a reduced-cost monthly, flat-rate, unlimited transportation pass for reasons including disability or age, the public transportation agency shall be eligible to receive compensation equaling the cost of such reduced-cost pass. 10. Reports from agencies A public transportation agency receiving a grant under this Act shall provide to the Secretary an annual report explaining— (1) the agency’s plan to annually verify the eligibility of holders of a T–U Pass