MANDATED STATE CLEARINGHOUSE’S ROLE 0911 (Cont. 1) (Revised 03/14) 3. The SCH will send a letter to the applicant at the end of the review period. If the SCH does not receive comments on a the review will close 30 days after submittal. If comments are received, then the review period will close 60 days after submittal. All grant applications are sent out for review in the State Clearinghouse Newsletter. Federal agencies who require this letter will contact the SCH. 4. The SCH does not deal with form CA-189, only the federal Standard Form 424 and grants mandated for review by E.O. 12372. 5. General Review. Once a federal Standard Form 424 (see Appendix C) has been submitted to the SCH and assigned a number, it is put out for review in the State Clearinghouse Newsletter. This newsletter is sent to all state agencies, area clearinghouses, local libraries, university libraries, and private citizens (at their request). The SCH requires that a federal Standard Form 424 (usually the front application cover page) be submitted at least 30 to 60 days prior to the final deadline set by the federal agency. If the SCH does not receive comments on a grant, the review will close 30 days after submittal. If comments are received, then the review period will close 60 days after submittal. All comments will be forwarded to the applicant. This review process is standard for all grants that are listed under E.O. 12372. A grant that does not fall under the E.O. 12372 should not be submitted to the SCH. Not all federally funded grants fall under E.O. 12372 for state review. (Continued)
MANDATED STATE CLEARINGHOUSE’S ROLE 0911 (Cont. 1) (Revised 03/14) 3. The SCH will send a letter to the applicant at the end of the review period. If the SCH does not receive comments on a the review will close 30 days after submittal. If comments are received, then the review period will close 60 days after submittal. All grant applications are sent out for review in the State Clearinghouse Newsletter. Federal agencies who require this letter will contact the SCH. 4. The SCH does not deal with form CA-189, only the federal Standard Form 424 and grants mandated for review by E.O. 12372. 5. General Review. Once a federal Standard Form 424 (see Appendix C) has been submitted to the SCH and assigned a number, it is put out for review in the State Clearinghouse Newsletter. This newsletter is sent to all state agencies, area clearinghouses, local libraries, university libraries, and private citizens (at their request). The SCH requires that a federal Standard Form 424 (usually the front application cover page) be submitted at least 30 to 60 days prior to the final deadline set by the federal agency. If the SCH does not receive comments on a grant, the review will close 30 days after submittal. If comments are received, then the review period will close 60 days after submittal. All comments will be forwarded to the applicant. This review process is standard for all grants that are listed under E.O. 12372. A grant that does not fall under the E.O. 12372 should not be submitted to the SCH. Not all federally funded grants fall under E.O. 12372 for state review. (Continued)
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