Making Grants.gov Work for You: U.S. Department of Education International Education Program Service Technical Assistance Workshop January 2009 Find. Apply.

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Making Grants.gov Work for You: U.S. Department of Education International Education Program Service Technical Assistance Workshop January 2009 Find. Apply. Succeed.

 Overview of Grants.gov  Benefits  Features: Find and Apply  Getting started with Grants.gov  How to register  How to download application packages  Tips for submitting to Education successfully  Review grant notices and instructions carefully  Register early; submit early; verify submission is OK Promote successful grant application submissions Agenda

Grants.gov at a Glance  One-stop shop for funding opportunities from 26 federal agencies as well as some state and local governments that allows the public to:  Register to receive s when grant competitions open  Download application package to complete off-line  Submit grant applications via grants.gov portal to awarding agency

Comparing Grant Environments Before and after Grants.gov implementation Like a post office, Grants.gov serves as the “trusted broker” between federal agencies and the grants community

Grants.gov Key Features Find Grant Opportunities Apply for Grants

Finding Grant Opportunities Find — A single source for finding grant opportunities, helping applicants locate and learn more about funding opportunities in a standardized manner  Sign up for relevant notification of opportunities  Search for Dept. of ED by CFDA 84.###  For example, to search for L – enter  Do not enter an alpha character after the CFDA Note: Research active funding opportunities by agency, category, CFDA number, and type of funding instrument

Applying for Grant Opportunities Apply—A single secure and reliable source for applying for federal grants on- line, simplifying the grant application process and reducing paperwork

Grants.gov Apply  Work off-line  Need Adobe Reader or higher to download a package  Free on Grants.gov Web site  Download may require approval from your institution  Allow time if internal approval is needed  Download and work on the application immediately  While completing the registration steps  Or register before you need to apply** **strongly recommended All registration steps must be completed to submit

How and Where to Apply  Watch for grant opportunities posted on Grants.gov  The U.S. Department Of Education posts all of its grant opportunities for discretionary programs on Grants.gov  Review Federal Register notices carefully  Review application instructions  Determine deadline: Both due date and time  Verify if electronic submission is mandatory or optional

Click “Find Grant Opportunities” then “Basic Search” to search for Federal grants.

When searching for opportunities, use the CFDA number without the alpha (i.e and not A)

To find and download an application package click on the Apply for Grants link

Click “Download a Grant Application Package”. Please note this also is where you can download the Adobe Reader or higher

Use the CFDA number without the alpha (i.e and not A)

Select the appropriate package from the search results

The application instructions and package can be accessed through the appropriate links below

The Grants.gov Application Package Screen

For a training demonstration on how to complete an application package, go to “Apply for Grants.”

Scroll down to “Step 2: Complete the Grant Application Package” and click the link highlighted below

Who Uses Grants.gov?  Organizations  (Ebiz POC) E-Business Point of Contact  (AOR) Authorized Organization Representative  Grant researcher  Individuals Note: One person can and, in some instances, will serve in multiple capacities for the organization

Registering With Grants.gov (for Organizations)  Step 1: Register Your Organization  Step 2: Register Yourself as an Authorized Organization Representative (AOR)  Step 3: Get Yourself Authorized by your organization to submit grants Registration can take 5 or more days to complete Begin the registration process now; avoid the pressure of registering and applying at the same time.

Step 1: Register your Organization  Obtain your organization’s DUNS number  Register your organization with Central Contractor Registry (CCR). Please note this registration must be updated annually.  Identify your organization’s E-Business Point of Contact (e-Biz POC)  Confirm your organization’s CCR M-PIN password (Marketing Partner ID Number (M-PIN) password)

See if Organization is Registered  If you think your organization is registered  Go to the Central Contractor Registry (CCR) Search for your organization & Also find e- Business POC listed here

Step 2: Register Yourself as AOR  Obtain your username and password from the Grants.gov Credential Provider.  Register username and password with Grants.gov Step 3: Get Authorized as an AOR  Contact your E-Business POC to ensure your AOR Status  Log in to Grants.gov to check your AOR status NOTE: An Authorized Organization Representative (AOR) is the person who submits the application for the organization.

Check your AOR Status  Login to Grants.gov as an Applicant  Check your AOR status in your user profile  Approved status means your ready to submit

For step-by-step instructions on registering your organization and the entire Grants.gov process, click on “Applicant Resources” User Guide.

Reference any of the highlighted material

Tips to Submit Successfully  Review notices carefully  Application notice indicates if program is using Grants.gov  ED only accepts.doc;.rtf; and.pdf files via Grants.gov.  Review ED deadlines, both due date and time  Due by 4:30:00 p.m. Washington, D.C. time  Submit early; allow extra time  Grants.gov date-and-time stamps application and then completes validation after it is fully uploaded  Enter DUNS number used in CCR on the application  If a different DUNS is entered submission will be rejected

MAC and Dial-Up User Tips  Macintosh users  Use MAC Operating System or higher  Dial-up Internet connections  Takes longer to upload than high-speed connections  Depending on the size of the application, the submission may take a few minutes up to a few hours  Exception to mandatory electronic submissions  Review the Federal Register notice  Determine early if your organization needs an exception  See ED submission procedures and tips (link listed below)

Winning Reminders  Register early  Register before the program application is available  Verify registration steps are complete  Download the Adobe Reader or higher ASAP  Submit early  Allow time for uploading and unexpected issues  Plan to submit several days before the deadline if possible  Verify submission is OK  Check that application is received & validated by Grants.gov  Don’t rely solely on notifications

For additional information contact: Grants.gov Support