You can now edit and resubmit withdrawn documents without starting over.

Previously, withdrawing a document was a permanent action. If you needed to make a change and resubmit, you had to either duplicate the withdrawn document or recreate in a new submission and then resubmit.

With this update, withdrawn documents can be reopened, edited, and resubmitted—saving time and reducing duplicate work.

Why This Matters

Sometimes a document is withdrawn because of a small mistake, missing information, or a last-minute update. Instead of creating an entirely new submission, you can now pick up where you left off.

This helps you:

• Correct errors without recreating your submission.
• Retain existing form data and attachments.
• Maintain the document's workflow history.
• Get updated information back into review more quickly.

How It Works

After withdrawing a document, you can reopen it directly from My Documents.

1. Navigate to My Documents.
2. Locate the withdrawn document.
3. Open the document actions menu.
4. Select Edit.

The document will return to a Draft status while preserving the workflow history from the original submission.

After making your changes, submit the document as you normally would.

Important to Know

• Only the original submitter can edit and resubmit a withdrawn document.
• The document's workflow history is preserved.
• Users who no longer wish to continue a submission can leave the document in a withdrawn status.
• Resubmitted documents follow the normal submission and review process.

Getting Started

The new Edit action is available on all withdrawn documents, past and future in My Documents. If you withdraw a document and later need to make changes, simply click edit, update the information, and submit it again.