The reader is not required to read any pages that go beyond the maximum specified. It's true of grant writing, also. Receiving funds or not receiving funds often depends on the details. The following tips can make a difference in your success rate as a grant writer. Make sure the authorized person signs the grant.
Blue ink is preferred, unless indicated.
This plainly distinguishes the original from the copy of the signature page. Some grantors want a catchy title. Look at former winners before you submit. Honor the deadline. If a federal or state grant proposal arrives past the submission deadline, it will not be read.