Resubmit.  Titles are important.  First impressions.

Click Changed Corrected.  And yes...just submit again as usual.. Whole
process repeats.

If you are easily within the first 48 hours after submission, you don't
need to reject first.  2nd will replace 1st.

Charlie

>
>
> Good morning everyone,  I'm hoping someone can offer me some advice on
> rejecting an application.
>
>
>
> One of my Friday's submissions finally hit commons without any errors or
> warnings..YIPPEE!  However, when the PI and I reviewed the entire
> application for "garbled" text, we noticed the title on the first page had
> 3
> question marks inserted which made the title truncate.  The rest of the
> application text looks fine.  Do you think this application should be
> rejected because of the garbled title?  How important is the title on the
> SF424?  Could it affect a review?
>
>
>
> Also, I've never rejected an application before.  I know you have to
> prepare
> a cover letter.  Is the submission process like starting all over again,
> with the validations, etc.  Would you check the changed/corrected
> application box?
>
>
>
> Please advice.
>
>
>
> Bonnie Kwit
>
> Grant and Contract Officer
>
> Oakland University
>
> 505 Wilson Hall
>
> Rochester, MI   48308
>
> (248) 370-4116
>
> xxxxxx@oakland.edu
>
>
>
>
>
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