Withdrawal of a Nonresponsive Application
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Purpose
To withdraw from IMPAC applications
that are nonresponsive to a request for applications (RFA) or program announcement (PA).
Procedure
Scientific review officers (SRO) work
with program
officers to determine whether applications are responsive to an RFA or PA.
If an application is nonresponsive, the program officer notifies the investigator, then requests the application's withdrawal from IMPAC by following the steps below.
Applicants
Program Officers
- Determine which applications are scientifically nonresponsive
to an RFA or PA, taking SRO input into account. If more than
one institute or program officer
is
involved,
the program officer from the lead institute for the initiative coordinates
the effort with the others to create one list of nonresponsive
applications.
- Send the PI a nonresponsive notification letter or email, copying the institutional business official and the SRO. See the Withdrawal of an Application Sample Form Letter for an example.
- For each nonresponsive application, complete a 901 form.
Be sure to indicate "withdraw" rather than "return/delete
from IMPAC."
- Attach a copy of the letter or email you send to the PI to the 901
form.
- Send the 901 form to your division coordinators. Don't send the form directly to CSR.
Division Coordinators
Scientific Review Officers
- Determine your own list of nonresponsive applications to
discuss with program officers.
- Ask program officers to determine which applications are nonresponsive and give them a due date for compiling a list.
- Resolve differences so program officers can create a final list.
- After the NIAID Referral Liaison at
Staff
Only Contact submits the 901 form to CSR, make sure NIH has withdrawn nonresponsive applications
from IMPAC. Otherwise, NIH cannot release any overall impact/priority scores for the initiative, and the nonresponsive applications will
continue to appear in IMPAC.
Contacts
Applicants with questions should Contact Staff for Help.
DEA OD -- Staff
Only Contact
Division Coordinators
DAIDS -- Staff
Only Contact, Staff
Only Contact, Staff
Only Contact
DAIT -- Staff
Only Contact
DMID -- Staff
Only Contact
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Links
Investigator Withdrawal of an Application SOP
NIH Checks Your Application in the NIH Grant Cycle: Application to Renewal
Program
Announcements SOP
Requests
for Applications SOP |