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TTA Application - General

If you are interested in seeking TTA under this Project, please complete this TTA request form. Requests for assistance will be reviewed and considered in the order they are received. You will receive an email confirming receipt of your request within 72 hours and the Project will follow up with you regarding any additional questions we may have. Decisions on requests for assistance will be made as promptly as possible and you will receive additional information about the process following your submission.


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The PDF above can be saved and submitted to JFA@nacdl.org or answers can be copied and pasted into the online form linked below.  Applicants with any additional questions about the Project can also direct questions to JFA@nacdl.org.

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