PART I. GRANT APPLICATION GUIDE Chapter I. Grant Application A. HUD Application Preparation and Submission All applications for FHIP funding must be submitted via use of the Grants.gov system. The Grants.gov system uses Internet/Web technology to facilitate the way HUD does business with related communities. However, applicants may request a waiver of the electronic submission process. Please see Section II of to for a detailed discussion on the “How Submit Applications” submission process. The Grants.gov system is a portal or that receives completed applications for federal mailbox government agencies that administer grants. Grants.gov accepts timely submitted FHIP applications and forwards them to Office of Strategic Planning and Management for HUD’s processing. Although the Grants.gov electronic submission process is required for FHIP applicants, applicants cannot submit the application unless applicants meet a pre-submission Grants.gov and System for Awards Management (SAM) requirement, which is the Grants.gov registration process. All applicants must complete this requirement before they can submit an application through Grants.gov. Please see Section II of to for a “How Submit Applications” detailed discussion on the Grants.gov mandatory registration process. In addition, there are multiple resources available for more information on how to complete the electronic application process, including but not limited to: NOFA Information Center toll free at 800-483-8929. Persons with hearing or speech HUD’s impairment may access the toll free number the Federal Relay Service at 800-877-8339. center’s customer support website . (24 hour, seven days per week assistance) email at Telephone Support at at 1-800-518-GRANTS Registration Checklist at System for Awards Management at The above resources are not sources permitted to help applicants prepare the application content, but can assist in clarifying prerequisites for successful electronic application submission. Prospective applicants are encouraged to contact FHIP Division personnel prior to FHEO’s
PART I. GRANT APPLICATION GUIDE Chapter I. Grant Application A. HUD Application Preparation and Submission All applications for FHIP funding must be submitted via use of the Grants.gov system. The Grants.gov system uses Internet/Web technology to facilitate the way HUD does business with related communities. However, applicants may request a waiver of the electronic submission process. Please see Section II of “How to Submit Applications” for a detailed discussion on the submission process. The Grants.gov system is a portal or mailbox that receives completed applications for federal government agencies that administer grants. Grants.gov accepts timely submitted FHIP applications and forwards them to HUD’s Office of Strategic Planning and Management for processing. Although the Grants.gov electronic submission process is required for FHIP applicants, applicants cannot submit the application unless applicants meet a pre-submission Grants.gov and System for Awards Management (SAM) requirement, which is the Grants.gov registration process. All applicants must complete this requirement before they can submit an application through Grants.gov. Please see Section II of “How to Submit Applications” for a detailed discussion on the Grants.gov mandatory registration process. In addition, there are multiple resources available for more information on how to complete the electronic application process, including but not limited to: HUD’s NOFA Information Center toll free at 800-483-8929. Persons with hearing or speech impairment may access the center’s toll free number the Federal Relay Service at 800-877-8339. customer support website . (24 hour, seven days per week assistance) email at Telephone Support at at 1-800-518-GRANTS Registration Checklist at System for Awards Management at The above resources are not sources permitted to help applicants prepare the application content, but can assist in clarifying prerequisites for successful electronic application submission. Prospective applicants are encouraged to contact FHEO’s FHIP Division personnel prior to
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