Following the termination of an application, what is the required action for the applicant?

When an application is terminated, the most appropriate action for the applicant is to start a new application. This is because a terminated application indicates that the previous submission was either incomplete, did not meet certain requirements, or was otherwise not viable for consideration. By initiating a new application, the applicant has the opportunity to ensure that all necessary information and documentation are provided accurately, thus increasing the chances of a successful outcome.

The process of starting a new application allows the individual to address any issues that led to the previous termination. This can include rectifying misunderstandings, providing additional information, or simply resubmitting with a clearer presentation of their qualifications and eligibility. It's essential for applicants to understand that starting anew does not just reflect a continuation but rather a fresh approach to meet the criteria set by the governing body.

Choosing to submit a review request or waiting for further instructions may lead to inaction or lack a clear path forward, and submitting additional documents without a clear indication of what those documents should be may not resolve the underlying issues that caused the termination. Thus, beginning a new application is a proactive and constructive response.