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From: Carey, Sheila [Sheila.Carey@ed.gov]
Sent:
Wednesday, November 29, 2006 9:50 AM
To: Potter, Rachel
F.
Subject: FW: Urgent - RE: OMB Comments on Revised Student Aid on
the Web Collection
Importance: High
Follow Up Flag:
Follow up
Flag Status: Red
Attachments: Bullet 1_MyFSA
registration.pdf; Bullet 2_Store Results.pdf; Bullet 3_Applications.pdf
Rachel, this is what I sent to your last Friday.
Thanks
Hello
Rachel, please see below for the data elements for Student Aid on the Wed. Do
you know how I can add these PDF files into ROCIS?
Thanks
Hi
Sheila, please let me know if you need anything else. Thank you.
PZM
1. The IC instrument uploaded into ROCIS simply
states "Student Aid on the Web is located at
www.studentaid.ed.gov." We need to
have an actual copy of the data elements for which you are requesting
clearance. Websites are subject to change and we need to have a record, so
that in 10 years someone could look at our files and know exactly what we
approved.
Response: The attachments below contain the lists of
the actual data elements. They have not changed.
2. ED has
submitted this collection as a revision. What parts of the data collection
are you proposing to revise and why?
Response: The 60 day Notice shows the Type of
Review as "Extension".
3. In several
places (in the supporting statement and in ROCIS), you state "only the content
has been updated on the Web
site
since it was first approved." What does this
mean?
Response: The content updates would consist
of award year changes. Ex: 2006-2007 EFC
Calculation.
Has
the information collected from respondents changed since the
collection was first approved?
Response: No
4. Item 15 of the supporting statement indicates
that there has been an increase in the number of times respondents log on to the
website. What does FSA believe the reasons for the increase to
be?
Response: Previous figures were estimates due to being
a new function. Since launching MyFSA, a higher than expected (which
we are very pleased) user volume are taking advantage of the personal profile
functionalities.
5. Why is FSA requesting an almost 1 million
hour burden hour decrease? In light of the fact that respondents are
logging on much MORE frequently (200,000 per year to 1,560,825 times per
year) we would expect the burden to increase.
Response: We are
requesting an increase from 200,000 to
1,560,825.
Hello Priscilla, I will not be in the office on Wed.
Could please respond to OMB comment by 3:00 tomorrow? Let me know if this is
enough time for you. Thanks
Sheila
-
OMB has the
following comments on 1845-0076. Please respond no later
than COB Wednesday 11/22. Thanks!
- The IC instrument
uploaded into ROCIS simply states "Student Aid on the Web is located at www.studentaid.ed.gov." We need to have an actual copy of the data
elements for which you are requesting clearance. Websites are subject
to change and we need to have a record, so that in 10 years someone could
look at our files and know exactly what we approved.
The OMB clearance
request is for an "Extension" for Student Aid on the
Web.
- ED has submitted
this collection as a revision. What parts of the data collection are
you proposing to revise and why?
The 60 day
Notice shows the Type of Review as
"Extension".
- In several places
(in the supporting statement and in ROCIS), you state "only the content has
been updated on the Web site since it was first approved." What does
this mean? The
content updates would consist of award year changes. Ex: 2006-2007 EFC
Calculation. Has the information collected from
respondents changed since the collection was first
approved? No
- Item 15 of
the supporting statement indicates that there has been an increase in the
number of times respondents log on to the website. What does FSA
believe the reasons for the increase to be? Previous figures
were estimates due to being a new function. Since launching
MyFSA, a higher than expected (which we are very pleased) user volume
are taking advantage of the personal profile
functionalities.
- Why is FSA
requesting an almost 1 million hour burden hour decrease? In light of
the fact that respondents are logging on much MORE frequently (200,000
per year to 1,560,825 times per year) we would expect the burden to
increase. It is an
increase we are requesting.
Rachel F. Potter
Office of Information and Regulatory
Affairs
Office of Management and
Budget
Tel: (202) 395-5887
Fax: (202) 395-6974
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