Using eRA Commons to Request an No Cost Extension for AHRQ Grants

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The purpose of this recording is to show how a Signing Official (SO) can access eRA Commons to extend the final project end date on AHRQ grants that are under Expanded Authorities for up to 12 months. This tutorial will demonstrate the standard process that an AHRQ recipient will follow to submit a one-time No Cost Extension in eRA Commons.

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