Tips for Faster Policy Review Use the right filing checklist. You must use both the Expedited Review Filing Transmittal Checklist and the Multi-Use Certification when submitting a form that qualifies for expedited review. Forms that qualify for expedited review are forms that are substantially similar to previously approved forms, corrections to pending forms, exempt forms, prototype forms, exact copies of and substitutes for previously approved forms and resubmissions of previously disapproved forms. TDI requires this, and staff will return filings on which corrections have not been underlined. Do not highlight changes .
Highlighted portions are illegible when a form is microfilmed.
When resubmitting a form, list the changes in the same order in which the analyst listed the problems in the disapproval letter. If you filed a similar product before and know what corrections were needed, don't start all over by filing a generic product. Also, tell us in your submission that you already have similar forms on file. This can avoid time-consuming duplication of effort. Familiarize yourself with Texas requirements that differ from those of other states.