What if there is a force majore (earthquake, a fire, or some other disaster) that prevents on-time submission of an application?
Please contact us as soon as possible. We will make determinations whether or not to accept affected applications on a case-by-case basis. The required forms and application elements listed in the Federal Funding Opportunity (FFO) are not consistent with what is listed in the mandatory and optional documents sections in the grant application package of grants.gov. Which list do I follow? A complete application includes all of the elements and forms listed in the Full Finding Opportunity Notice regardless of what is shown in grants.gov. You can upload forms and documents into grants.gov even if they are not listed as mandatory or optional documents of an application. If this is a collaborative project with separate applications being submitted from the collaborators, you should provide budget information for your institution only. In the optional documents box, the attachments should include: letters of commitment, any other supporting materials relevant to application.
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