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MEET0421E1

Special Education Referral Date is less than student birthdate
Severity Fatal
Error type CDD
Record type MEET

Official CALPADS rule

What CALPADS is rejecting

Special Education Referral Date must be greater than or equal to Student Birth Date.

Focus fields

Fields validated

24.10 Special Education Referral Date 2.18 Student Birth Date

Recommended correction path

Suggested resolution

CALPADS EOY 1 certification correction guide - Fatal CDD validation

MEET0421E1: Special Education Referral Date is less than student birthdate

Special Education Referral Date must be greater than or equal to Student Birth Date.

Official Version 18 validation

Severity: Fatal   Type: CDD

Special Education Referral Date must be on or after the student’s birth date.

Fields validated: 24.10 Special Education Referral Date

Recommended correction path

  1. 1

    Preserve the failed comparison

    Save SSID, MEET record, referral date, current SINF demographic record, and source-system audit trails.

  2. 2

    Confirm student identity

    Ensure the MEET record belongs to the same student represented by the SSID and demographic record.

  3. 3

    Verify birth date

    Use the authorized student-demographic verification process and supporting documentation; correct SINF only when evidence supports the change.

  4. 4

    Verify referral date

    Have special-education staff review the original referral, receipt date, and special-education system record.

  5. 5

    Correct the authoritative source

    Repair the SIS demographic, special-education record, or identity crosswalk that contains the unsupported value.

  6. 6

    Review related timelines

    After correction, check meeting, evaluation, consent, and plan dates for chronological coherence.

  7. 7

    Reprocess securely

    Regenerate SINF/MEET as needed and confirm the fatal validation clears without exposing sensitive documents.

Before closing the correction

  • The MEET record belongs to the correct student.
  • Birth date is supported by authorized evidence.
  • Referral date matches the original referral record.
  • Related special-education dates remain coherent.

Official references