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The reporting requirement is triggered when a firm learns of facts or circumstances giving rise to an amendment; implementation of the 30-day Disclosure Inquiry Letter Tracking period in Release 7.0 does not change the timing of a firm's reporting obligation. In most cases, a Disclosure Inquiry Letter does not trigger a firm's reporting obligation, but instead serves as a reminder that a required Form U4 Amendment (or supplemental information) must be filed via Web CRD or provided to the staff. A firm should have appropriate compliance controls in place to ensure that it receives timely notice of information that triggers a reporting requirement.  \nAs a reminder, Web CRD's Disclosure Review Queue provides firms with notice of individuals for whom new or updated disclosure information recently was filed with Web CRD via Form U4, U5 and/or U6 filings. In addition, four of the disclosure-related Firm Notifications available on Web CRD advise firms when (1) a Form U6 is filed against an individual registered with the firm, (2) a U5 is filed by another firm ,(3) a registered individual enters the Firm's Outstanding Disclosure Letter Notice Queue (an indication that the firm needs to respond to a staff request regarding the individual's disclosure information), and (4) a disclosure letter is over 30 days old. To receive these and other Firm Notifications, a firm's Account  \nAdministrator first must entitle appropriate persons with the \"Organization Processing>Non-Filing Information>Maintain Firm Notification\" privilege. Then, to elect to receive Firm Notifications, click the Organization tab on the Tool Bar, Click on Non-Filing from the Sub-Menu, and click on Firm Notification from the Navigation Bar. View more details in the Firm Notification Quick Reference Guide.  \nQ5: What should a firm do if it is actively working the issue but having trouble obtaining the requested information in a timely manner?  \nA: If a firm believes that exceptional circumstances exist that make it unable to resolve an Inquiry Letter in a t","cbCaid0W9UZxGaq4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaid0W9UZxGaq4","pdf",35533,"English","# Disclosure Inquiry Letter Tracking Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)\n## FINRA application circumstances\n## Scope limits (Deficiency Letters, qualifying Inquiry Letters)\n## Timing and Web CRD reporting workflow\n## Actions for firms facing delays\n## Relationship to late disclosure fees","[{\"question\":\"When will FINRA apply Disclosure Inquiry Letter Tracking?\",\"answer\":\"FINRA applies Disclosure Inquiry Letter Tracking when the individual is FINRA-registered with no other deficient registration requests, the letter is an Inquiry Letter, and the Inquiry Letter is sent for a qualifying purpose such as new disclosure, updating status of a prior disclosure event, or requesting documentation.\"},{\"question\":\"Does Disclosure Inquiry Letter Tracking apply to Deficiency Letters?\",\"answer\":\"No. Disclosure Inquiry Letter Tracking is not applied to Deficiency Letters used to resolve a deficiency on a pending registration request.\"},{\"question\":\"When is a firm expected to provide the requested disclosure information or documentation?\",\"answer\":\"Timing follows FINRA By-Laws Article V, Section 2(c), including a 30-day window after learning the relevant facts or circumstances, or 10 days when the amendment involves a statutory disqualification. 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