SDLA Compliance Resource
Complete FY2028 Impact Aid Application Amendments
The final correction point for a timely or late-filed federal application—used to make supported changes before the amendment window closes.
In Plain Language: Reopen the submitted FY2028 application only for supported corrections, reconcile every change to source evidence, complete the signature task again when required, and verify submitted status by the portal deadline.
Why this matters
An amendment can correct the application, but it is not permission to recreate missing contemporaneous survey or property evidence. Unsupported changes can delay review or reduce payment.
Primary ownership
Primary owner: Impact Aid coordinator/federal programs fiscal lead. Partners: superintendent/core user, enrollment/SIS, military and federal-property liaisons, special education, attendance, assessor/property records, legal, finance, school sites, families, and records custodian.
Operational workflow
- 1. Inventory IAGS review questions, newly discovered errors, and supported changes before June 30.
- 2. Reconcile each amendment to original survey/source-check, property, enrollment, ADA, special education, and prior submission evidence.
- 3. Document original value, amended value, reason, authority, and estimated effect; obtain independent review.
- 4. Enter changes and complete any required authorized signature task.
- 5. Verify submitted/amended status by the portal deadline and retain confirmation/change log.
Implementation pathway
Evidence to retain
- Original submitted application/receipt
- Amendment source evidence
- Value/reason/effect change log
- Review and signature evidence
- Amended submission confirmation
Official guidance and help
- Impact Aid Start HereRegular, late, and amendment cycle
- Impact Aid FAQsSubmission status, deadlines, and retention
- Impact Aid ResourcesSection 7002/7003 instructions and checklists
- IAGSOfficial application portal
Source review completed August 30, 2026. Verify current CDE, federal award, FAC, IAGS, portal, audit, grant, and entity-specific instructions before acting.








































































