Bob-
Clarification:  yes, perhaps we can print out all the pieces, but we
cannot "see" how it looks when the sponsor gets it.  Think about our
ability to print out a copy of a proposal submitted through
FastLane...we can see if the pages actually meet the page limits or if
they've been corrupted in the translation process so the proposal is no
longer compliant....
Susan

Robert Beattie wrote:

> I am not sure what you mean here.  A person submitting an application
> to Grants.gov can open it, view it, and print it.  Is what we are
> then looking at not "the final application?"
>
> Bob
> xxxxxx@umich.edu
>
>
>
>
> On Oct 20, 2005, at 7:11 PM, Susan Burke wrote:
>
> One of my biggest concerns is the fact that when we submit an
> application through grants.gov, we can't see what the final
> application looks like until after it is submitted...and it may take
> up to 72 hours before we can confirm receipt and view the application
> as it appears in the agency's system.  Or, maybe it's just me?  How
> are y'all dealing with this?
> Susan
>

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Susan B. Burke
Associate Director
NYU Office of Sponsored Programs
15 Washington Place, 1-H
New York, NY 10003
telephone: 212-998-2017
fax: 212-995-4029

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