When does a borrower have to sign an identification statement for payday loans?

The borrower identification statement requirements apply to payday loans with terms of 91 days or fewer (and in which the amount financed does not exceed $2,000). 32 CFR 232.3(b)(1)(i). The bank should provide the “covered borrower identification statement” to each applicant “[p]rior to becoming obligated on the transaction.” 32 CFR 232.5(a)(1)

And, a covered borrower is defined as a “regular or reserve member” of the armed forces “serving on active duty under a call or order that does not specify a period of 30 days or fewer” (and spouses and children of such borrowers).  32 CFR 232.3(c).