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The document outlines the functional specifications for the ERA-Link website, detailing its purpose, user registration processes, content management, and administrative interfaces. It describes the structure of public and restricted content, user roles, and functionalities such as searching and forums. Additionally, it includes prerequisites for implementation, references to related documents, and a release schedule for various components.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ERA-Link registration form in the editor.
Begin by filling out the mandatory fields, including Title, Family Name, First Name, and Email Address. Ensure that all required fields are completed accurately.
Select your Nationality and Organization name from the dropdown menus. If your organization type is not listed, you can specify it in the 'Type of Organization – other' text box.
Provide additional information such as your Research Position and Field of Research if applicable. Complete any optional fields that may enhance your profile.
Review your entries for accuracy before submitting. Once satisfied, click on the submit button to finalize your registration.

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What agencies use eRA Commons?

The National Science Foundation (NSF) uses Research.gov, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) uses the eRA Commons, and most other federal agencies use Grants.gov.

Do you need a commons ID for eRA?

All Senior/Key Personnel and Other Significant Contributors listed on an application are also required to have active eRA Commons usernames (Commons IDs). Note: A single Commons account can be affiliated with multiple organizations. It does not matter which organization initially establishes the account.

Who needs an eRA Commons account?

Institutions and individuals working in a variety of roles on a grant application or award must have eRA Commons accounts to do business with NIH. eRA Commons accounts fall into three basic categories: administrative, scientific, and other.

What is eRA website?

eRA Commons is the online grants management system used by applicants and recipients to track their submitted applications, complete post-award activities and submit various reports. All applications are submitted via Grants.gov and received by eRA systems for further processing.

How long does it take to get an eRA Commons account?

Registering with eRA Commons can take up to four weeks to process. It is encouraged that applicants register with eRA Commons as soon as possible to avoid any delays. Registration is a one-time process, during which the Signing Official (SO) will have the option to create an Account Administrator (AA) account.

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How to get access to eRA?

Accessing eRA requires two-factor authentication, a second layer of security that requires you have a Commons account and a Login.gov account that you associate with each other. Once this one-time association is complete, you will log in by clicking the Login.gov logo on the eRA Commons home screen .

How do I access eRA Commons?

Logging into eRA Commons Log In with Login.gov. If switching to Login.gov, follow the instructions in Transitioning To and Using Login.gov. Log In with eRA Credentials. Log In with and InCommon Federated Account. Log In with PIV/CAC or With Network Credentials+PIV Exemption. Commons Landing Page. Session Expiration.

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