Using Application Control does not mean that you have deleted any application you have entered into the system. By using Application Control you are removing the old status from the student record and replacing it with the new status from the new application. Remember all applications from last year are removed during the End of Year process and only the previous status will remain on the student record.
Best Practices for Expiring Applications:
Expiring Applications is NOT the same as deleting them. Please call us first before deleting ANY application. Most likely there is something else that can be done besides deleting.
Be sure all applications are expired manually when prompted by the Application Status Reminder. NUTRIkids will NOT expire automatically.
Prior to deleting, deactivating, or expiring application lists in NutriKids, use the print or save options in List/Print to have a list available, if needed, for future reference. You will not be able to access any of this information once it has been deleted.
If you do have to deactivate or delete an existing application, make sure to include a note and print via Application Info for future reference. Attach this to the original documentation.
Qualifications for Expiration - 2 Different types of Expiration
NUTRIkids gives you control over the expiration process by allowing you to expire manually all that qualify for expiration. The following have been determined to qualify for expiration:
All Year-End Temporary Eligibilities - These students have a status carried over from last year and have 30 days from the beginning of the school year to submit a new application.
Pending Eligibilities (Applications) – These are all of the applications that have been processed during the new school year and have had an eligibility change and a decrease in benefits has occurred.
There is a 10-day grace period for all decreases in benefits. (Note: this 10-day grace period does NOT apply to Verification loss of benefits, at the November 15th date).
Grace Period Expiration Reminder - 10-Day Grace Period
Pending Eligibilities does not mean that you have deleted any application you have entered into the system, you are removing the old status from the student record and replacing it with the new status from the new application. Remember all applications from last year are removed during the End of Year process and only the previous status will remain on the student’s record.
Best Practices for Expiring Applications:
Expiring Applications is NOT the same as deleting them. Please call us first before deleting ANY application. Most likely, something else could be done besides deleting.
Be sure all applications are expired manually when prompted by the Pending Eligibility Reminder. NUTRIkids will NOT expire automatically.
Prior to deleting, deactivating, or expiring any list or application in NutriKids, use the print or save options in List/Print to have a list available, if needed, for future reference. You will not be able to access any of this information once it has been deleted.
If you do have to deactivate or delete an existing application, make sure to include a note and print via Application Info for future reference, and attach it to the original documentation.
Qualifications for Expiration - 2 Different types of Expiration
NUTRIkids gives you control over the expiration process by allowing you to expire manually all that qualify for expiration. The following have been determined to qualify for expiration:
All Year-End Temporary Eligibilities - These students have a status carried over from last year and have 30 days from the beginning of the school year to submit a new application.
Pending Eligibilities (Applications) – These are all of the applications that have been processed during the new school year and have had an eligibility change and a decrease in benefits has occurred.
There is a 10-day grace period for all decreases in benefits. (Note: this 10-day grace period does NOT apply to Verification loss of benefits, at the November 15th date).
Grace Period Expiration Reminder - 10-Day Grace Period