AOR(s) to submit applications on your organization's depends on the time with your behalf. it takes your Ebiz DUNS POC to log on and number and approve the AOR. they can When an AOR registers with Grants.gov, the Ebiz POC check for for your organization will receive an e-mail notification. you. Your Ebiz POC must then log on to Grants.gov (using the DUNS number from Step 1 and the MPIN password from Step 2) and approve the AOR, thereby giving him or her permission to submit applications. When an Ebiz POC approves an AOR, Grants.gov will notify the AOR via e-mail. AORs can also log in to the Applicant home page at using their username and password (obtained in Step 3) to check if they have been approved. Authorized Organization DUNS Number information: Representative (AOR): A person http://dunandbradstreet.com/us/duns_update/index.html authorized by your E-Business POC to submit applications to Central Contractor Registry (CCR): Grants.gov. Register with the Credential Provider: Central Contractor Registry (CCR): Institutions receiving any type of Grants.gov website: award from the federal government must register with CCR. Contact Grants.gov via e-mail: DUNS Number: DUNS stands for Grants.gov Customer Support Tutorials and Manuals: "data universal numbering system." http://www.grants.gov/help/help.jsp DUNS numbers are issued by Dun and Bradstreet (D&B) and consist Grant.gov Support Line: 1-800-518-GRANTS (4726) of nine digits. If your institution does not have one, call to receive one free of charge. E-Business Point of Contact (Ebiz POC): Person who will designate which staff members can submit applications through Grants.gov. When you register with CCR, your institution will be asked to designate an Ebiz POC. M-PIN: Password used by your Ebiz POC to designate which staff members can submit applications to Grants.gov.
AOR(s) to submit applications on your organization's behalf. When an AOR registers with Grants.gov, the Ebiz POC for your organization will receive an e-mail notification. Your Ebiz POC must then log on to Grants.gov (using the DUNS number from Step 1 and the MPIN password from Step 2) and approve the AOR, thereby giving him or her permission to submit applications. When an Ebiz POC approves an AOR, Grants.gov will notify the AOR via e-mail. AORs can also log in to the Applicant home page at using their username and password (obtained in Step 3) to check if they have been approved. depends on the time it takes your Ebiz POC to log on and approve the AOR. with your DUNS number and they can check for you. Authorized Organization Representative (AOR): A person authorized by your E-Business POC to submit applications to Grants.gov. Central Contractor Registry (CCR): Institutions receiving any type of award from the federal government must register with CCR. DUNS Number: DUNS stands for "data universal numbering system." DUNS numbers are issued by Dun and Bradstreet (D&B) and consist of nine digits. If your institution does not have one, call to receive one free of charge. E-Business Point of Contact (Ebiz POC): Person who will designate which staff members can submit applications through Grants.gov. When you register with CCR, your institution will be asked to designate an Ebiz POC. M-PIN: Password used by your Ebiz POC to designate which staff members can submit applications to Grants.gov. DUNS Number information: http://dunandbradstreet.com/us/duns_update/index.html Central Contractor Registry (CCR): Register with the Credential Provider: Grants.gov website: Contact Grants.gov via e-mail: Grants.gov Customer Support Tutorials and Manuals: http://www.grants.gov/help/help.jsp Grant.gov Support Line: 1-800-518-GRANTS (4726)
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