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Any person may view or download applications from Grants.gov. However, in order to apply for any grant opportunities, organizations will need to register at Grants.gov. Please note that registration may take from 7 to 28 business days to process. Organizations which do not have a taxpayer identification number or an employee identification number will have to obtain this information from the Internal Revenue Service.
The following are three primary user roles in Grants.gov:
- The e-business point of contact (E-Biz POC) determines who is allowed to submit grant application packages on behalf of an organization (registration required).
- The authorized organization representative (AOR) has the ability to submit applications on behalf of an organization.
- The application author (AA) downloads and prepares grant application packages but does not have signature authority to submit the applications.
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Registration Process |
Preparing
to Apply for grants via Grants.gov opportunities is a
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- Register organization with Central
Contractor Registry (CCR) (one time)
Individual authentication through Grants.gov Credential
Provider (one time)
Logging in to Grants.gov as a verified member
- Register with Grants.gov as an AOR
(Authorized Official Representative). The E-Biz POC
will be notified by email and goes to Grants.gov to
grant the AOR access.
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