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'Apprenticeship financial record date' is wrong. It can't be after the file preparation date'. Check 'apprenticeship financial record date' is correct.
Looking on here for any previous chatter it seems like it may disappear once we get to 5th June. However I can't see anything to confirm that it will and I didn't want to get to a day before the submission (being 5th June) and find out the error does not go and still stuck on what to do to rectify it.
Can anyone confirm that once we get to 5th June the error will disappear as it will be in date then?
and therefore I do not need to action anything now.
Hope that's makes sense
Thanks in advance - Emma
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Steve Hewitt
Point is, you won't get paid for her this month anyway because she wasn't active in May, so it basically doesn't matter if she errors in R10.
BUT, once the file submission date is 5 June, the error *will* disappear
Emma Hall
ERROR - Check on - AFinDate_03
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Hi All,
I have an apprentice - who's first start date is 5th June.
We have added her file already to the ILR to be ready for the submission that is due on 5th June.
However the apprentice flags up this error:
AFinDate_03 / AFinDate=05/06/2023|FilePrepDate=02/06/2023|
'Apprenticeship financial record date' is wrong. It can't be after the file preparation date'. Check 'apprenticeship financial record date' is correct.
Looking on here for any previous chatter it seems like it may disappear once we get to 5th June. However I can't see anything to confirm that it will and I didn't want to get to a day before the submission (being 5th June) and find out the error does not go and still stuck on what to do to rectify it.
Can anyone confirm that once we get to 5th June the error will disappear as it will be in date then?
and therefore I do not need to action anything now.
Hope that's makes sense
Thanks in advance - Emma