If participant has gone past 90 days to write or submit their plan, who should be contacted for reapplication?

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If participant has gone past 90 days to write or submit their plan, who should be contacted for reapplication?

When a participant misses the 90-day window to write or submit their plan, the reapplication should be started with the designated reapproval contacts. In this program, that means reaching out to Noralee or Marla, who are set up to handle reapplications, guide the required steps, and coordinate the necessary paperwork. They’re the appropriate point of contact so the process is reset correctly and all rules are followed. The remaining options aren’t the proper channels for initiating reapplication: the website is a resource, the participant is the requester but needs a designated contact, and the broker typically coordinates activities rather than managing the formal reapplication path.

When a participant misses the 90-day window to write or submit their plan, the reapplication should be started with the designated reapproval contacts. In this program, that means reaching out to Noralee or Marla, who are set up to handle reapplications, guide the required steps, and coordinate the necessary paperwork. They’re the appropriate point of contact so the process is reset correctly and all rules are followed. The remaining options aren’t the proper channels for initiating reapplication: the website is a resource, the participant is the requester but needs a designated contact, and the broker typically coordinates activities rather than managing the formal reapplication path.

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