Should I Contact a Program Officer Before I Apply?
Program officers can help advise you even before you apply.
Program officers can help advise you even before you apply.
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What to do when your application is going to be late.
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Find out the answers to the two most frequently asked questions we hear about Transparency Act reporting.
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NIH allows an extension of the Early Stage Investigator (ESI) period of eligibility period.
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Make sure you have the correct application forms package.
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If your new investigator (NI) or early stage investigator (ESI) status is incorrect or changes after the submission of an application you should request a change.
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The NIH restricts acceptable post-submission materials to those resulting from unforeseen administrative issues (with exceptions specified for institutional training mechanisms and certain funding opportunity announcements). Corrections of oversights/errors discovered after submission of the application are not allowed. The deadline for receipt of post-submission materials will be one month (30 calendar days) prior to the peer … Continue reading “What Post-submission Materials are Acceptable?”
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A change of grantee organization may be accomplished under most NIH grants, including construction grants, if certain conditions are met. For details, please see the NIH Grants Policy Statement.
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Unless specified in a particular announcement (RFA/PA), your transcript should not be included with the application. But you may be asked to send your transcript prior to award.
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