LEAP has updated the Application for Consent Orders [LL-FED-FAM-323] to increase speed and performance of the automation within the document. This will significantly reduce the initial load time when opening the document as well as reducing the load time when entering data in the form.
Part G has been updated to populate items with the value ‘NIL’ by default when no answer has been entered. An optional field ‘Additional description’ has been added in the LEAP for Word Add-in for Assets and Liabilities.
An update prompt will appear when you open the form to tell you that the form has been updated. Please accept the update prompt to view the updated version.
You can also check the history of changes to ensure you are using the latest version of the document. To check go to Guides & Precedents, right click on the Application for Consent Orders and select 'History of changes'. Ensure the latest update is in bold. If it is not, select the update and select 'Set as current'.
You can provide feedback on the new form updates here.
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