Yes. You may request withdrawal of submitted information, subject to recordkeeping obligations, legal requirements, administrative needs, and the status of the review.
Withdrawal may be appropriate if the submission was premature, inaccurate, unauthorized, too sensitive, no longer relevant, outside scope, employer-restricted, conflicted, or no longer supported by the submitting person or organization.
A withdrawal request should identify the submission, reason for withdrawal, requested action, and whether any public or member-visible information should be corrected.
Withdrawal may stop active review or routing. However, withdrawal does not always mean deletion. GRA or the relevant Nexus Consortium record may need to retain a historical record showing that a submission existed, was withdrawn, and should no longer be relied upon.
If the submission has already been used in a docket, meeting, summary, or public-safe record, additional correction or clarification may be needed.
Withdrawal removes the matter from active use where possible. It does not automatically erase all record history.
