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When did NIH begin using Adobe-based forms for electronic submission?

April 26, 2017adobe-based electronic forms NIH submission

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When did NIH begin using Adobe-based forms for electronic submission?

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NIH began to pilot the Adobe forms in the fall of 2008 with a few select funding opportunity announcements and NIH officially transferred to Adobe-based forms for standing submission deadlines in January, 2009, and all electronic applications now use Adobe-based SF424 (R&R) forms for submission to NIH via Grants.gov. Additional information about the transition can be found by viewing the NIH Resources for the Adobe Transition page.