Withdrawal of Applicants By the NRMP Sample Clauses

Withdrawal of Applicants By the NRMP. ‌ 1. Applicants whose graduation from a LCME- or an AOA COCA-accredited medical school is not verified by the medical school; 2. Applicants registered in both the CaRMS and the Match and who match through CaRMS to a concurrent year position; a. In those years in which XxXXX has an earlier schedule, applicants who match through CaRMS are ineligible to match and to participate in SOAP for concurrent year NRMP positions. Applicants will be withdrawn by the NRMP after the Rank Order List Certification Deadline. b. In those years when XxXXX has a later schedule, applicants registered for CaRMS who match in the NRMP will be withdrawn from the CaRMS Match. 3. Applicants deemed ineligible to enter graduate medical education on July 1 in the year of the Match after the matching algorithm has been processed; a. The NRMP shall grant an immediate waiver to the applicant and matched program. 4. Applicants who obtained advanced positions to begin in the current Match year, either through the NRMP Specialties Matching Service® or the prior Match, who have not received a waiver of the match commitment to the advanced position; a. Applicants will be eligible for the Match only if the appropriate waiver request is received and approved by the NRMP before the Rank Order List Certification Deadline. 5. Applicants with unpaid Match fees. Those applicants will be withdrawn from the Match, will not be allowed access to the List of Unfilled Programs, and will not be eligible to participate in SOAP; and 6. Applicants for whom the NRMP believes it has credible evidence that they have violated the terms of this Agreement. Upon withdrawal from the Match, the applicant’s status in the R3 system will note “Pending Action,” which will remain in effect until the applicant has waived or exhausted all avenues of appeal. Applicants withdrawn from the Match may appeal the action through the NRMP “Violations Policy”, which may be found on the NRMP website. The NRMP's authority to withdraw an applicant from the Main Residency Match under this section is in addition to its authority to impose sanctions for violations of this Agreement. The decision by the NRMP to withdraw an applicant under this section shall remain in place and shall not be subject to any suspension in the event the applicant contests the withdrawal or other action by the NRMP under the dispute resolution process set forth in Section 16.0.
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Withdrawal of Applicants By the NRMP. At any time before the Match results are released, the NRMP may withdraw from the SMS any applicant who falls into one or more of the following categories: (a) Applicants registered in both the Canadian Resident Matching Service ("CaRMS") and the Specialties Matching Service whose CaRMS Match has a Match Day before the SMS Match Day and by mutual agreement between the two matching organizations. In those years in which a CaRMS Match has an earlier schedule, individuals who match through CaRMS will be ineligible to match to and participate in the SMS for concurrent year NRMP positions.
Withdrawal of Applicants By the NRMP. At any time, the NRMP may withdraw from the SMS any applicant who falls into one or more of the following categories: (a) Applicants who registered in both the Canadian Resident Matching Service ("CaRMS") and the Specialties Matching Service for fellowship positions. In those years in which CaRMS has an earlier schedule, individuals who match through CaRMS will automatically be ineligible to match to and participate in the SMS for concurrent year NRMP positions. (b) Applicants with unpaid NRMP fees. The applicant registration procedure requires that all fees be paid in U.S. dollars by credit card through the R3 system at the time of registration. The applicant will be allowed to register for and participate in the SMS only after a credit card payment is entered through the R3 system and processed successfully. (c) Applicants for whom the NRMP believes it has credible evidence that they have violated the terms of this Agreement. Upon withdrawing an applicant from the Matching Program, the NRMP shall note in the R3 system that the applicant is the subject of a “pending action.” The designation shall remain in place until the applicant has waived or exhausted the opportunity to contest the action pursuant to the Violations Policy. The NRMP's authority to withdraw an applicant from the SMS under this section is in addition to its authority to impose sanctions for violations of this Agreement.
Withdrawal of Applicants By the NRMP. At any time, the NRMP may withdraw from the SMS any applicant who falls into one or more of the following categories: (a) Applicants who registered in both the Canadian Resident Matching Service ("CaRMS") and the Specialties Matching Service for Pediatric and Internal Medicine fellowship Matches. In those years in which CaRMS has an earlier schedule, individuals who match through CaRMS will automatically be ineligible to match to and participate in the SMS for concurrent year NRMP positions. (b) Applicants with unpaid NRMP fees. The applicant registration procedure requires that all fees be paid in U.S. dollars by credit card or by bank checking account through the R3 system at the time of registration. The applicant will be allowed to register for and participate in the SMS only after credit card or checking account information is entered through the R3 system and processed successfully. (c) Applicants for whom the NRMP believes it has credible evidence that they have violated the terms of this Agreement. Upon withdrawing an applicant from the Matching Program, the NRMP shall note in the R3 system that the applicant is the subject of a “pending action.” The designation shall remain in place until the applicant has waived or exhausted the opportunity to contest the action pursuant to the Violations Policy. The NRMP's authority to withdraw an applicant from the SMS under this section is in addition to its authority to impose sanctions for violations of this Agreement.
Withdrawal of Applicants By the NRMP. At any time, the NRMP may withdraw from the SMS any applicant who falls into one or more of the following categories: (a) Applicants with unpaid NRMP fees. The applicant registration procedure requires that all fees be paid in U.S. dollars by credit card or by bank checking account through the R3 system at the time of registration. The applicant will be allowed to register for and participate in the SMS only after credit card or checking account information is entered through the R3 system and processed successfully. (b) Applicants for whom the NRMP believes it has credible evidence that they have violated the terms of this Agreement. Upon withdrawing an applicant from the Matching Program, the NRMP shall note in the R3 system that the applicant is the subject of a “pending action.” The designation shall remain in place until the applicant has waived or exhausted the opportunity to contest the action pursuant to the Violations Policy. The NRMP's authority to withdraw an applicant from the SMS under this section is in addition to its authority to impose sanctions for violations of this Agreement.
Withdrawal of Applicants By the NRMP. At any time, the NRMP may withdraw from the Main Residency Match any applicant who falls into one or more of the following categories: (a) Independent applicants whose credentials cannot be verified by the NRMP, as described in Section 2.3. If an independent applicant is withdrawn because the applicant is ineligible to enter graduate medical education on July 1 in the year of the Match, (a) the applicant’s rank order list shall not be used when the matching algorithm is processed, and (b) the applicant will not be eligible to participate in the Match Week Supplemental Offer and Acceptance Program (SOAP) unless by 5:00 p.m. eastern time on the Wednesday prior to Match Week the applicant becomes eligible to enter graduate medical education on July 1 in the year of the Match. An independent applicant who is not eligible to enter graduate medical education on July 1 in the year of the Match (a) may submit applications to non-Match- participating programs no earlier than 3:00 p.m. eastern time on Monday of Match Week; (b) may accept a position in a non-NRMP-Match participating program no earlier than 12:00 p.m. eastern time on Wednesday of Match Week; and/or (c) may seek a position in an NRMP Match-participating program no earlier than 11:00 a.m. eastern time on Thursday of Match Week, when the Supplemental Offer and Acceptance Program has concluded. (b) Sponsored applicants whose graduation from an LCME-accredited medical school is not verified by the applicant’s medical school. If a medical school revokes its sponsorship of and withdraws a sponsored applicant because the applicant is ineligible to enter graduate medical education on July 1 in the year of the Match, (a) the applicant’s rank order list shall not be used when the matching algorithm is processed, and (b) the applicant will not be eligible to participate in SOAP unless by 5:00

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