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EFS New Features Frequently Asked Questions
- When should I use an After Cancel Adjustment?
- What is the difference between an Endorsement and the After Cancel Adjustment?
- Why does the home page display the number of unviewed Statement of Accounts?
- When would I select the "Re-submit Current 1609-PR Image File" radio button?
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1. When should I use an After Cancel Adjustment?
- The After Cancel Adjustment should only be used if a change needs to be made to a cancelled filing.
- Previously the following three steps were needed to change a cancelled filing.
- Reinstate the filing
- Change the filing (using either the Endorsement or Revise Filing functions)
- Re-cancel the filing
- The After Cancel Adjustment replaces three steps with a single step.
2. What is the difference between an Endorsement and the After Cancel Adjustment?
- An Endorsement should be used if the filing has been submitted and not cancelled.
- The After Cancel Adjustment can only be used if the filing was cancelled and the filing status remains cancelled after it is used.
- Other than the above, the After Cancel Adjustment function is similar to the Endorsement.
3. Why does the home page display the number of unviewed Statement of Accounts?
- The number of unviewed Statement of Accounts is displayed to remind users that there are one or more Statement of Accounts that need to be reviewed.
4. When would I select the "Re-submit Current 1609-PR Image File" radio button?
- If you are revising a returned 1609-SLL/1609-PR filing and the 1609-PR has not changed, selecting the "Re-submit" radio button will automatically upload the most recent version of the 1609-PR image file. This eliminates manually uploading the same file.
- After you submit the revised filing, PSLA will review the re-submitted 1609-PR image file and compare it against data entered in the revised filing.