CALPADS error brief · PLAN
PLAN0728
Official CALPADS rule
What CALPADS is rejecting
Part C to B Transition Plan IFSP Indicator must be populated if Part C to B Transition Conference Date is populated
Focus fields
Fields validated
23.34 - Part C to B Transition Conference Date 23.35 - Part C to B Transition Plan in IFSP IndicatorRecommended correction path
Suggested resolution
PLAN validation
Severity: Fatal Type: Input Validation
Fields validated
- 23.34 Part C-to-B Transition Conference Date
- 23.35 Part C-to-B Transition Plan in IFSP Indicator
The conference date records when the transition conference occurred; the indicator separately reports whether the transition plan was included in the IFSP. One does not answer the other.
Part C-to-B transition sequence
Concrete checks
- Verify that the conference occurred on 23.34.
- Review whether the transition plan was in the IFSP on the PLAN effective date.
- Populate Y or N from evidence—not from the existence of the conference.
- Check whether a meeting date was mistakenly mapped into 23.34.
Recommended correction path
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1
Preserve the rejected record
Capture SSID, LEA/SELPA, DSEA, plan type, effective date, transition fields, and existing PLAN history as applicable.
- 2
Confirm the exact student and plan
Match the record to the governing IFSP, IEP, or ISP and its effective period.
- 3
Establish the authoritative relationship
Use membership/accountability records or the child’s IFSP transition evidence rather than defaults or assumptions.
- 4
Build the effective-date timeline
Place organizational relationships or birth, IFSP, transition plan, conference, and Part B events in order.
- 5
Correct the owning source
Populate the documented indicator when the conference date is valid, or remove/correct the conference date when no such conference occurred. Repair recurring crosswalk or copied-forward logic.
- 6
Resubmit and reconcile
Confirm acceptance and review connected SENR, SWDS, MEET, PLAN, SERV, SELPA, and DSEA history.







































































