Apply for DOJ Funding - Step 1: Grants.gov

Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. Apply for DOJ-OVW Funding in Grants.gov Grants.gov is where you'll complete the first step to apply for Department of Justice (DOJ) funding. • Register and Confirm User Roles: Every person who uses Grants.gov to apply for a grant must have an active Grants.gov account. Certain roles/privileges are required to work on and submit applications. • Create a Workspace: Select a funding opportunity and click "Apply" to create a unique workspace tied to that funding opportunity. • Complete the Application for Federal Assistance (SF-424): Use the online form within the workspace or complete the form offline and upload it to the workspace. (You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed to open the form offline.) • Sign and Submit: Only a user with the Authorized Organization Representative role can "Sign and Submit" the application in Grants.gov. Visit the Application Submission Training page on DOJ's JustGrants Resources website for tips on submitting your application in Grants.gov. You must have an active registration in SAM.gov before you can apply in Grants.gov. If you've used either system in the past, you still need to ensure your registration and users are current.   Refer a Colleague Do you know someone who could use this information? Share this email so that they can subscribe to receive JustGrants updates.       Stay Connected with OVW! Follow us on LinkedIn for updates on grant funding opportunities and other news.   Open Notices of Funding Opportunities   |  News  |  Contact Us

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