What does it mean in the R3 System when it states that an applicant is the subject of “pending action”?
When a violation investigation of an applicant results in an adverse decision, the applicant is designated with “pending action” in the R3 System. The designation remains in place until the applicant has waived or exhausted the opportunity to contest the action pursuant to the Violations Policy. Once the Final Report of the investigation has been issued, a summary of the nature of the violation and any sanctions imposed will be accessible in the Applicant Match History in the if the NRMP has concluded that the applicant breached the Match Participation Agreement.
When a violation investigation of an applicant results in an adverse decision, the applicant is designated with “pending action” in the R3 System. The designation remains in place until the applicant has waived or exhausted the opportunity to contest the action pursuant to the Violations Policy. Once the Final Report of the investigation has been issued, a summary of the nature of the violation and any sanctions imposed will be accessible in the Applicant Match History if the NRMP has concluded that the applicant breached the Match Participation Agreement.
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