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Notification Form #1C Substantive Change of Program Updated 3/14/2016 NOTIFICATION OF A SUBSTANTIVE CHANGE ADD / CHANGE PROGRAM Please submit two (2) copies of this form at least thirty (30) days

How to fill out notification of a non-substantive

How to fill out a notification of a non-substantive:

1. Start by obtaining the necessary form. Most organizations or government agencies will have a specific form for submitting a notification of a non-substantive. You can usually find this form on their website or by contacting the relevant department.
2. Fill in your personal information. The form will typically require you to provide your full name, contact details, and any other identifying information they may require.
3. Specify the nature of the non-substantive. In this section, you need to explain the specific details of the non-substantive that you are notifying about. It could be a minor change, update, correction, or any other non-significant alteration that does not impact the substance of the document or process involved.
4. Attach supporting documents if necessary. Depending on the organization's requirements, you may be asked to provide supporting evidence or documentation along with your notification. Make sure to include any relevant paperwork or files that further explain or justify the non-substantive.
5. Review and sign the form. Before submitting the notification, carefully review all the information you have provided to ensure accuracy and correctness. Sign the form at the designated space to acknowledge the accuracy of the information and your intention to submit the notification.
6. Submit the notification. Once you have completed filling out the form, submit it according to the instructions provided by the organization or agency. This may involve mailing it, dropping it off in person, or submitting it through an online portal.

Who needs notification of a non-substantive?

1. Individuals making minor changes: If you are an individual making non-significant alterations to a document, process, or any other matter within an organization, you may need to submit a notification of a non-substantive. This ensures that the appropriate parties are aware of the changes without the need for extensive review or approval.
2. Organizations or agencies: In some cases, organizations or government agencies may require notifications of non-substantive changes from the individuals or entities they interact with. This allows for transparency and keeps all involved parties informed of any modifications that do not have a significant impact.
3. Regulatory bodies: Depending on the nature of the non-substantive change, certain regulatory bodies or governing authorities may also need to be notified. This ensures compliance with relevant laws, regulations, or guidelines, even for minor alterations.

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What is notification of a non-substantive?

Notification of a non-substantive is a report filed to inform about minor changes or updates that do not significantly alter the substance of a previous filing.

Who is required to file notification of a non-substantive?

Entities or individuals who have made non-substantive changes or updates are required to file notification of a non-substantive.

How to fill out notification of a non-substantive?

Notification of a non-substantive can typically be filled out online through a designated portal or platform provided by the regulatory authority.

What is the purpose of notification of a non-substantive?

The purpose of notification of a non-substantive is to keep the regulatory authority informed about changes or updates that do not impact the substance of previous filings.

What information must be reported on notification of a non-substantive?

The information to be reported on notification of a non-substantive may include details of the changes, the reasons for making the changes, and references to the original filing.