When and where are the annual progress reports (noncompeting continuation applications) submitted?
A. Progress reports are required to continue support of a PHS grant and for NIH grantees, and must be submitted two months before the beginning date of the next budget period using the PHS 2590 (forms and instructions are available at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/forms.htm). In addition to the PHS 2590 instructions, follow the guidelines below to prepare the progress report. Grantees can access a Web site hosted by the NIH Office of Policy for Extramural Research Administration to determine which progress reports are due. The site located at http://era.nih.gov/userreports/pr_due.cfm. Grantees are responsible for periodically checking the list, which is updated on/around the 30th of each month. In addition to this Web site, e-mail reminders are sent to the PI. Progress Report Submission Guidelines Streamlined Non-Competing Award Procedures (SNAP) Progress Reports must be submitted following the Streamlined Noncompeting Award Procedures (SNAP) as defined by the NIH Grants Policy Statemen
A. Progress reports are required to continue support of a PHS grant and for NIH grantees, and must be submitted 2 months before the beginning date of the next budget period using the PHS 2590 (forms and instructions are available at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/forms.htm). In addition to the PHS 2590 instructions, follow the guidelines below to prepare the progress report. Grantees can access a Web site hosted by the NIH Office of Policy for Extramural Research Administration to determine which progress reports are due. The site located at http://era.nih.gov/userreports/pr_due.cfm. Grantees are responsible for periodically checking the list, which is updated on/around the 30th of each month. In addition to this Web site, e-mail reminders are sent to the PI. Progress Report Submission Guidelines Streamlined Non-Competing Award Procedures (SNAP) Progress Reports must be submitted following the Streamlined Noncompeting Award Procedures (SNAP) as defined by the NIH Grants Policy Statement
