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If the information in the application is not accurate, can I correct it and then file the verification?
No. You must tell your sponsor what information is not accurate and your sponsor must correct it by filing an update. After the sponsor has corrected any inaccuracies someone at the firm will notify you that you can access the application again and file the verification.
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