Discrepancy Process (Queries)
- Once the CTA discrepancies have been resolved, CIBMTR will place queries on FormsNet3 forms containing discrepancies. A list of these queries will be uploaded to the CIBMTR Portal.
- Centers will need to locate CTA queries in FormsNet3
- These queries can be found in the FormsNet3 homepage “Recipient Query Tasks” table
- Use the “Query Placed” date and/or sequence number on the uploaded query list to filter for the CTA queries in the “Recipient Query Tasks” table
- CTA queries will also have the prefix: “CTA YYYY” in the query comments
- Centers will need to resolve CTA queries
- See query resolution instructions below
- Once all queries have been resolved, center will be in “Good Standing” for Resolve CTA Queries category
CTA Query Resolution Instructions
- Update the discrepant question’s answer
- Auto-populated update: When entering the form using the Edit form icon, the question’s answer may be updated by auto-population. Centers will see a pop-up with the question, the question’s new answer, and the question’s previous answer. Select “OK” to close out of the pop-up and continue to step 2.
- Manual update: If no auto-population runs to resolve the discrepant question’s answer, the answer will need to be manually updated.
- Interact with the query icon located next to the discrepant field
- For detailed instructions, please visit the How to Resolve a Query page
- Answer other questions that may be been enabled
- When an answer is changed within the form, this may cause more questions to be enabled and must be answered. Complete these questions before continuing to step 4.
- Submit the form to pending (PND) status
- Once the form is in PND status, the CIBMTR will review the query and updates. Updates will either be approved or rejected.
- If approved, the form should go to complete status (CMP).
- If rejected, please review the most current CIBMTR query comment for further instructions.
- Once the form is in PND status, the CIBMTR will review the query and updates. Updates will either be approved or rejected.
Last modified:
Mar 14, 2023