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[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If you submit can you make changes later?

Yes, you basically void your prior application and then make changes and resubmit.

I don't think you void anything. You just unsubmit your application, make the changes and then resubmit the same thing. Void is a strong term.

You are weird.

You void the application in that if you don't submit a new one, then you haven't applied.

void makes it sound like you are completely removing the application

You are. You will no longer get see it, and if you fail to resubmit then you will not have entered the lottery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you submit can you make changes later?

Yes, you basically void your prior application and then make changes and resubmit.

I don't think you void anything. You just unsubmit your application, make the changes and then resubmit the same thing. Void is a strong term.

You are weird.

You void the application in that if you don't submit a new one, then you haven't applied.

void makes it sound like you are completely removing the application

You are. You will no longer get see it, and if you fail to resubmit then you will not have entered the lottery.

That's not what I see at all. If you unsubmit an application it moves from "submitted applications" to "saved applications" on the Family Account Summary

[Anonymous]

Exactly, I did this last year and it is no biggie.

[Anonymous]

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

If you unsubmit and then don't aubmit a new one, then you will my have applied. Who cares whether you call in voiding or unsubmitting? The point is that you need to be sure to resubmit a new application or you will not have applied in round 1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you unsubmit and then don't aubmit a new one, then you will my have applied. Who cares whether you call in voiding or unsubmitting? The point is that you need to be sure to resubmit a new application or you will not have applied in round 1

That's probably the most confusing sentence I've read this morning!