Monday, July 21, 2025


View Introduction

The Office of the Governor (OOG) has developed the eGrants system to allow Grantees, potential Grantees and the OOG to effectively administer grant programs.
 
View Instructions

The following information is provided to applicants as a resource without the user having to log into their eGrants account.
 
View Civil Rights

Compliant Verification Form
Reasonable Accommodations for Individuals with Disabilities - Notice & FAQs
Responding to Discrimination Complaints relating to Federal Grant Programs - 09/25/23
Notice of Nondiscrimination for Recipients-DHS in English & Spanish - 09/25/23
Notice of Nondiscrimination for Recipients-OCR in English & Spanish - 09/25/23
Civil Rights Training provided by USDOJ, Office of Justice Programs, Office of Civil Rights
OOG Civil Rights Training for Recipients of Federal Grant Funds
o Visit the U.S. Department of Justice, Office for Civil Rights website for more information on Civil Rights requirements pertaining to recipients of federal funds
 
View Forms

AUDIT: FY '20 Exemption Form
AUDIT: FY '21 Exemption Form
AUDIT: FY '22 Exemption Form
AUDIT: FY '23 Exemption Form
BANK: Texas Application for Payee Identification Number Form
BANK: Texas Direct Deposit Authorization Form
BANK: IRS W-9 Form
CERT: CEO/Law Enforcement Certifications and Assurances Form
CERT: Prohibited Telecommunications Certification Form
COURTS: Registration Form
COURTS: Sample Official Declaration Language
COURTS: Sample Resolution
EQUIP: Equipment Inventory List Template
EQUIP: Equipment Transfer MOU Sample Form
EQUIP: Procurement Questionnaire Form
FEMA: Disclosure of Lobbying Activities Form
FEMA: EHP Screening Form - 11/17/21
GOV: Resolution from Governing Body - Sample
LPR: License Plate Reader (LPR) User Agreement Form
NSGP: FY23 NSGP Investment Justification Template (if unable to open template, install & open file using Adobe Reader
OPSG: Daily Activity Report Form
OT: Personnel Overtime Summary Form
OT: Personnel Overtime Summary Form OLS Projects ONLY
PERSONNEL: Employee Effort Certification Sample - Feb '19
PERSONNEL: Time and Activity Report Sample - May '21
PREP: Training Review Form
TxCS: Annual Program Report
TxCS: Statistical Report
TxCS: Probation Fee and Repayment Report
 
View Guides

Application Resources
Developing a Good Project Narrative Guide - 05/02/19
eGrants Users Guide to Creating an Application - Dec '20
Guide for FY23 NSGP Applicants - 3/02/2023
Register a New User - Nov '20

Environmental and Historic Preservation (EHP)
EHP Presentation - Oct '17
Photo Submission Guidelines - Aug '15
Review Packet Overview - Aug '15

FAQs
12-Step Recovery Programs FAQs
eGrants General FAQs - 04/13/15
EHP Review Process FAQs - 08/24/16
PSO General FAQs - Oct '23

Grant Management
Create Required Ledgers in Quick Books OOG Guidance Document - 01/19/21
Grantee Personnel Time and Activity Report Requirements - May '21
Guide to Financial Management - 05/20/09
Guide to Grants - 11/01/23

Monitoring
Common Monitoring Findings - Feb '19
Programmatic Monitoring Questionnaire PSO Sample - 02/20/19

Reviews
Statewide Interoperability Coordinator (SWIC) Review Steps - 11/16/17

Videos
Budget Line Items (BLIs)
o Make Edits
o Make a Deletion
o Make an Addition
Find and Resolve a Special Condition
Find Your Grant's Issues & Make Revisions
Make Changes Using the Grant Adjustment Process
Open & Check Your Project's Status
Revise Your Activities Tab
Revise Your Homeland Security Tab
Submit Expenses and Request Reimbursement through a Financial Status Report (FSR)
Submit Your Preliminary Review Responses (PRR) to OOG
 
View My Home Tab

Features
Use these tools on this tab to filter your records to display only those you specify.
a) Display All Archived Grants - uncheck this box if you want to narrow your search further
b) Search by Grant Number - enter the 7-digit grant number here to find a single project
c) Filter by Fund Source - select a fund source from the dropdown list to display all grants assigned to you under that fund source
d) From and To Dates - finds records where the project's Start Date is between these two dates
e) State Retention Date - The State Retention Date is the date that the snapshots and uploaded files may be deleted from the grant. That content, once deleted cannot be retrieved. This process is a part of OOG's retention policy.

I. List of Permissions by Role
OOG provides access to eGrants features - areas, tabs, buttons - based on the role the contact is assigned to within each project.

- List of Permissions by Role - 07/29/22

Note: The grant record may be locked for edit(s) while the pending application or active grant is being reviewed or approved.

Contact your PSO Grant Manager, as listed on the My Home tab for programmatic assistance, or the eGrants help desk for technical assistance.

II. Pending Applications
Applications listed here are those you have created, and those assigned to you during the application, review, or approval phases.

A. How Do I Submit & Certify an Application?
Applications for funding consideration are submitted initially by the Grant Writer, and then are certified by the assigned Authorized Official (AO) in the grant management online system (a href="https://eGrants.gov.texas.gov" target = "blank">eGrants.

- All applications for funding consideration MUST be certified BEFORE the DUE DATE to be considered for funding by the Public Safety Office (PSO).
- Instructions are located on the My Home tab, the eGrants Home Page, and in the topic "Guides" above.

B. How Do I Submit a PRR or Withdraw an Application?
During the review and approval of any application, the Authorized Official (AO) is required to submit those responses back to the PSO within eGrants. As such, the Submit PRR tab displays for the grant officials to take action in eGrants. The AO will log into their account, open the project onscreen, and navigate to the Submit PRR tab. The features and guidance provided to the grant official is listed below.

List of Application Errors and Incomplete Information
This list displays all application errors that MUST be corrected or completed before the Preliminary Review Responses (PRR) can be submitted to the Public Safety Office (PSO) - or other division within the Governor's Office - online.

List of Post-Award Conditions of Funding and Other Fund-Specific Requirements
This list displays those conditions of funding (also called "special conditions") added to this project by PSO staff. These conditions are normally added during the review and approval processes. Your PSO Grant Manager, or other PSO staffer, can provide guidance on how to resolve each condition of funding added to this project.

- Some conditions will need to be resolved before the application can move forward for review & approval. Other conditions can only be satisfied post-activation. Contact your PSO Grant Manager or the eGrants help desk for guidance in resolving these conditions.

Submit PRR
The Authorized Official (AO) MUST log into their account to submit the PRR back to the PSO online.

- click on the "Submit PRR Responses" button to send your edits back to the PSO Grant Manager, as listed on the My Home tab
- each grant official will receive an email confirming your submission for this project

Withdraw Application

When your agency is no longer interested in pursuing this funding request, your Authorized Official (AO) can formally withdraw the application in eGrants.

- click on the "Withdraw" button to indicate your agency's decision
- each grant official will receive an email confirming your withdrawal of this project

***** DO NOT CLICK THE "WITHDRAW" BUTTON ***** unless the following applies:
- the application was created by mistake
- your agency intends to withdraw this request for funding consideration


C. How Do I Accept a Grant Award?
Applications approved for award are released and require the agency to execute the grant acceptance in eGrants on the project's Accept Award tab.

Accept Initial Award
The Authorized Official (AO) assigned to the project will accept the initial grant award while logged into their eGrants account as follows:

- go to the My Home tab
- click the Grant # link to open the project onscreen
- navigate to the Accept Award tab
- read and download the award documentation and related file(s)
- click the "Accept Award" button to send your acceptance online

Award Activation
Once the award has been executed by your agency's AO in eGrants it will then be activated online after a final check.

Email Notice
The agency's grant officials assigned to the project will receive an email stating that the OOG has activated your award.

III. Active Grants
Grants listed here are those active and operating. As such, changes can be made to update banking information, adjust the project's budget and performance periods, and assign new contacts.

Guidance
- banking information can be changed by project and in bulk
- adjustments to your budget and program can be made by project and in bulk
- grant officials/consultants can be assigned by project and in bulk
- expenses can be reported and reimbursement can be requested by project
- general and progress reporing can begin when available online by project

A. How Do I Change My Banking Information?
During the life of a project, your agency may need to change your banking information in eGrants.

- Refer to the main topic "Forms" above to download the banking forms
- Refer to the main topic "III. Upload Files" for instructions to upload your updated banking documentation by project and in bulk online
- for a faster response, complete, scan, and then email the attached form(s) to the OOG at Vendor.DD@gov.texas.gov
- refer to Section 1 of the form to determine which Sections are required
- in the body of the email, list ALL current projects (whether pending applications or active grants) affected by this change

B. How Do I Adjust My Project?
During the life of a project, your agency may need to update budgetary and programmatic information in eGrants.

- Refer to EACH sub topic below for instructions to make adjustments by project and in bulk online
- all adjustments must be reviewed and approved by the PSO Grant Manager, as listed on the My Home tab before those change(s) are applied to the current, approved budget and the program
- once the adjustment(s) have been approved ("finalized"), the agency's three grant officials will receive an email confirmation

C. How Do I Update My SAM Expiration Date?
During the life of a project, your agency may need to update the SAM Expiration Date and/or Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) information in eGrants.

- Refer to the Instructions for the "Update SAM Expiration Date" Feature to request an update in bulk online

- Refer to the SAM Verification Walkthrough Instructions for Grant Officials to download your agency's SAM profile for bulk upload into eGrants

Guidance
- Refer to the Budget/Request Adjustment tab under the "General Information and Instructions" banner to request an update by project
- On April 4, 2022, the federal government transitioned from using the 9-digit UEI (DUNS) to the 12-character alphanumeric UEI (SAM) number
- Click here for more information from SAM.gov regarding this transition
- Please ensure your federal SAM registration is "Active" before sending the request to OOG
- For verification puposes, contact the eGrants help desk (eGrants@gov.texas.gov) when multiple CAGE Codes exist in SAM.gov to confirm the CAGE Code to use for this request; and when the profile at SAM.gov is private and not viewable at SAM.gov

Exceptions
- For pending applications newly created but not submitted, the SAM date or UEI can be updated on the project's Profile/Grant Vendor tab;
- For active grants with a current pending grant adjustment, the date may be added to that adjustment on the Budget/Request Adjustment tab; please contact your OOG Grant Manager for assistance in making this update;
- For closed grants and those applications no longer moving forward, the SAM Expiration Date does not need to be updated; these projects will not be available using the bulk update feature

Email Confirmation
- once the request(s) have been approved ("finalized"), the agency's three grant officials will receive an email confirmation
- the new SAM Expiration Date and or UEI will then be reflected on the project(s) Profile/Details tab

Reminder Email Notice
OOG sends an email notice to the three grant officials (Authorized Official, Financial Officer, and Project Director) on the 15th of every month for those SAM registrations expiring anytime during the next month and those expired and overdue.

D. How Do I Accept a Supplemental Grant Award?
During the life of a project, your agency may need to add monies to their initial grant award in eGrants.

Guidance
- ALL requests for supplemental awards MUST be reviewed and approved by the OOG before those monies are applied to the current, approved budget
- The agency's Authorized Official (AO) is required to accept ("execute") the supplemental award in eGrants on the project's Accept Award tab

Accept Supplemental Award
The Authorized Official (AO) assigned to the project will accept the supplemental grant award while logged into their eGrants account as follows:

- go to the My Home tab
- click the Grant # link to open the project onscreen
- navigate to the Accept Adjustment tab
- read and download the supplemental award documentation and related file(s)
- click the "Accept" button to send your acceptance online

Supplemental Award Activation
Once the supplemental award has been executed by your agency's AO in eGrants it will then be activated online after a final check.

Email Confirmation
The agency's grant officials assigned to the project will receive an email stating that the OOG has activated your supplemental award.

IV. Assign Contacts
The agency's grant officials (except the Grant Writer) will be able to assign new grant officials/consultants by project and in bulk online.

Guidance
- Unlocked: The grant record must be unlocked before you will be able to make changes to your grant record.
- Roles: The three grant officials are assigned to a project using roles.
• Authorized Official (AO), Financial Officer (FO) and Project Director (PD) roles must be held by three separate individuals.
• The AO, FO, or PD may also be assigned as the GW
• The GW contact might be someone not affiliated with your agency, such as a grant writing consultant or other partner

A. How Do I Assign a Contact By Project?
During the life of a project, your agency may need to update the grant official(s) assigned in eGrants.

- ensure each new contact has an "Active" user account
- log into eGrants
- go to the My Home tab
- click on the Grant # link to open the project onscreen
- on the Profile/Details tab, enter the Email Address in the appropriate box
- click the "Assign..." button
- repeat process to assign additional contact(s)

B. How Do I Assign Contact(s) In Bulk?
Your agency may need to update grant officials for more than one project in bulk.

- Instructions for the "Assign Grant Official" Feature

Email Confirmation
Once your request has been submitted online, your grant officials will receive confirmation via email. The email includes the list of new and existing contacts by Grant Number, as well whether your agency's request has been approved or denied.

C. How Do I Correct a Submitted or Approved Request?
Submitted
If the assignment is incorrect in eGrants, your agency will need to contact the eGrants help desk using the Contact Us form or by email.

- please ensure your new contact is registered in eGrants before you contact the help desk
- include the First/Last Name & Email Address for your new contact and identify the 7-digit Grant Number(s) affected
- the help desk will then temporarily deny your agency's request
- once the project has been unlocked, your grant official will is able to submit the new request for processing
- contact your OOG Grant Manager, as listed on the My Home tab for programmatic assistance.

Approved
For a request where the contact assigned is incorrect and that change has been approved by OOG, direct your grant official to submit a revised request using the bulk feature.

V. Report Expenses & Request Reimbursement
During the life of a project, your agency MUST report expenses in eGrants to be reimbursed by project.

- Refer to the video sub topic "Submit Expenses and Request Reimbursement through a Financial Status Report" under the main topic "Guides" to submit by project
- Detailed instructions are available on the project's Budget/Financial Status Report tab

Final Expenses
Final expenses MUST be submitted to the OOG on or before the "Liquidation Date" whether or not all monies have been paid out.

Frequency
Grantees are required to report expenses quarterly - or monthly if indicated - in eGrants on the Budget/Financial Status Report tab.

Email Confirmation
Once your request has been submitted online, your grant officials will receive confirmation via email, as well whether your agency's report has been approved or returned for revision(s).

Reminder Email Notice
OOG sends an email notice to the three grant officials (Authorized Official, Financial Officer, and Project Director) on the 14th of every month for those FSRs expiring anytime during the next month and those expired and overdue.

VI. Report Progress
During the life of a project, your agency MUST report that progress by project in eGrants.

Complete & Submit Report
- Log into eGrants as any of the grant officials
- go to the My Home tab
- click the Grant # link to open the project onscreen
- navigate to the General Assessment tab
- complete and submit the report online
- for state type funding, navigate to the Summary/Progress Reports General tab
- complete and submit the report online
- for federal type funding, navigate to the Summary/Progress Reports Federal tab
- complete and submit the report online
- if the tab is not visible, this means the report is not required

Frequency
Progress reports are due on a monthly, quarterly, biannual, or semiannual basis depending on the type of funding awarded.

Email Confirmation
Once your request has been submitted online, your three grant officials will receive confirmation via email, as well whether your agency's report has been approved - needs to be deleted - or returned for revision(s).

Reminder Email Notice
OOG sends an email notice to the three grant officials (Authorized Official, Financial Officer, and Project Director) on the 16th of every month for those progress reports expiring anytime during the next month and those expired and overdue.

VII. How Do I Close-Out My Project?
Grantees MUST close out each project in eGrants even when all expenses have been reported and reimbursed.

Guidance,
- Once the final expense report has been submitted, the project will go through a final close-out review by the OOG Grant Manager, as listed on the My Home
- Your agency may be required to submit one or both of the final progress reports online
- Refer to the main topic "V. Report Expenses & Request Reimbursement" above for further details

VIII. Upload Files
During the life of a project, your agency may be required to upload banking document(s) to the Profile/Grant Vendor tab; and other non-banking document(s) to the Upload Files tab.

Guidance
- For State Agency or Senior University: one form is required - Texas Payee ID form
- For All Other Organizations: three forms are required - Direct Deposit, Texas Payee ID and W-9 forms
- ALL applicants are required to upload the agency’s vendor information into eGrants BEFORE a grant official will be able to submit your initial application in eGrants

A. How Do I Upload a Document to an Individual Project?
To upload one or more file(s) to an individual project, simply click on the Grant # link to open onscreen, navigate to the Upload Files tab, and upload the file(s) one-by-one.

B. How Do I Upload a Document to Multiple Projects?
During the life of a project, your agency may need to upload supporting documentation to eGrants in bulk.

- Instructions for the "Upload Documents" Feature

Email Notice
Once your file has been uploaded to the Upload.Files tab for one or more projects, OOG sends an email notice to the applicable OOG Grant Manager, as listed on your My.Home tab.

Note: The email notice is sent ONLY when files are uploaded to the Upload.Files tab AND the OOG Grant Manager has been assigned, and NOT when files are uploaded to the Grant.Vendor tab.

C. How Do I Delete a File Uploaded in Error?
Contact your OOG Grant Manager - as listed on the My Home tab - when one or more document(s) need to be deleted from a project.

Guidance
- Ensure you upload ALL banking document(s) to the project's Profile/Grant Vendor tab FIRST before requesting those file(s) be deleted from the Upload Files tab
- Once you receive approval from your OOG Grant Manager to delete those document(s) from either tab, please forward that email to the eGrants help desk (eGrants@gov.texas.gov) for processing
- Include the 7-digit Grant # in your request

IX. How Do I Find Archived Applications?
Applications listed here are those you (or our office) have withdrawn from funding consideration.

X. How Do I Find Archived Grants?
Grants listed here are closed both programmatically and financially. Your agency has reconciled the amount(s) awarded to the reported expenses and monies paid out. There are currently no pending grant adjustments or monitoring reports. If applicable, progress reporting has been completed.
 
View Notices

Conferences
none at this time

Lists
Eligible Activity Descriptions for LETPA Projects - 11/03/16

Memos
Computerized Criminal History (CCH) Reporting Eligibility Memo for FY'23 Applicants
TRRN Discontinuation Memo - 03/01/16

Plans
2015 - 2020 Texas Homeland Security Strategic Plan including Priority Actions (October 2015)

Reports
2019 - 2020 PSO Biennial Report to the Legislature - Feb '21
2017 - 2021 Criminal History Status Report - 1/04/24

Training
Texas Victim Assistance Training (TVAT)
 
View Single Audits

Requirements
Per federal Uniform Grant Guidance 2 CFR §200 (U.S. Code of Federal Regulations) and the state’s Uniform Grant Management Standards (UGMS) or Texas Grant Management Standards (TxGMS) published by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, the following entities are required to submit a Single Audit reporting package within 30 calendar days after the entity receives the audit results or 9 months after the end of the audit period, whichever is earlier.

o A non-federal entity that expends $750,000 or more in federal awards during the entity's fiscal year must electronically submit to the Federal Audit Clearinghouse (FAC).
o A non-state entity that expends $750,000 or more in state awards during the entity's fiscal year must submit to each awarding agency.

Per UGMS: “Grantees and subgrantees receiving federal awards (as defined in OMB Circular A-133) or state awards (as defined in the State Single Audit Circular) from a state awarding agency, who are not required to have an audit in accordance with either or both circulars for the grantee's/subgrantee's fiscal year in which the state or federal awards were made or expended, shall so certify in writing to each state awarding agency. The grantee or subgrantee's chief executive officer or chief financial officer shall make the certification within 60 days of the end of the grantee's/subgrantee's fiscal year.”

Threshold Certification
If your entity does not meet the $750,000 federal or state threshold, please complete the Certification of Single Audit Reporting Requirement Exemption Form and submit it via email to the Office of Compliance and Monitoring (OCM-FMU@gov.texas.gov), operating within the Office of the Governor. If the grantee does not have a CEO or CFO, the senior administrator may submit the certification.

o FY '19 Exemption Form
o FY '20 Exemption Form
o FY '21 Exemption Form
o FY '22 Exemption Form
 
View User Accounts

I. Register in eGrants
A. How Do I Register for a User Account?
All agency representatives (or consultants) are required to create a user account first before that individual can be assigned as a grant official, grant writer, or other consultant to access content within eGrants.

For specialized accounts, the eGrants help desk is required to create and help the user manage that account in eGrants.

Ensure you use a governmental or agency, rather than personal, email address whenever possible while doing business with the OOG.

II. Account Types
A. Grant Official/Consultant Account
The following instructions will assist you with creating an account.
o click here to register
o retrieve the email with your User Name and Temporary Password
o setup your security question, reset your password to something you choose
o once your account has been fully authenticated, ask your grant official with permission to access to the project(s) to log into eGrants and assign you to those project(s)
o if your new contact needs to use a generic email address already in use, please contact the eGrants help desk by completing this form, or by emailing us at eGrants@gov.texas.gov.
- ensure you include the email address currently in use, and the first/last name of the previous and new contact
o once the help desk verifies your request, we will deactivate the account currently registered to the previous contact
o when you receive confirmation from the help desk, you will be able to register for a new user account using that email address

B. Specialized Accounts
Agency contacts that perform specialized reviews for the OOG are required to log into eGrants using that specific account.

Unless otherwise notified by the OOG, please submit your "create new account" request for the following to the help desk by completing this form, or by emailing us at eGrants@gov.texas.gov.

Peer/Merit Review Account
For those agency contacts responsible for contractual deliverable related to peer review activities.
o Administrator Role - required to submit final priority listing(s) to OOG
- can be assigned to a single OOG Division for access to only that content;or
- can be assigned to multiple OOG Divisions for access to that content; and
- the agency can have up to three (3) total accounts using this role
o Coordinator Role - all features are available except submitting the final priority list to OOG
- can be assigned to a single OOG Division for access to only that content; or;
- can be assigned to multiple OOG Divisions for access to that content; and
- the agency can have an unlimited number of accounts using this role.

SME Review Account
For those agency representatives responsible for conducting a subject matter expert (SME) review on behalf of the OOG, or other governmental body. The agency is allowed only one (1) user account of this type.

External Grant Review Account
For those agency representatives responsible for conducting an application review on behalf of the OOG.
o can be assigned to a single OOG Division for access to only that content; or
o can be assigned to multiple OOG Divisions for access to that content; and
o the agency is allowed only one (1) user account of this type.

SWIC Review Account
For those agency representatives responsible for conducting a Statewide Interoperability Coordinator (SWIC) review. The agency is allowed only one (1) user account of this type.

C. Manage Existing Account
The eGrants help desk is not permitted to update a user's account information unless the account owner requests that specific change in writing to the help desk.

II. Assign a Contact
A. How Do I Assign a Contact to an Individual Project?
Refer to the topic "My Home Tab" above for instructions to assign one or more contact(s) to an individual project.

B. How Do I Assign Contact(s) to Multiple Project(s)?
Refer to the topic "My Home Tab" above for instructions to assign one or more contact(s) to multiple projects.

C. How Do I Update My Contact Information?

Contact Information
To update the email address associated with this grant official/contact, navigate to the eGrants Home page, click on the Register here! link, and complete the registration form.

Exceptions
There are three (3) exceptions that require you to contact the eGrants help desk to facilitate changing your email address:

o Marriage/Divorce - If your email address changes due to marriage or divorce, request this type of change through the eGrants help desk. OOG will update your user account and then reset your password after all changes have been made in eGrants. You will receive an email at the new address with your new login credentials. Ensure you include these items with the request:
- effective date for the change
- first name
- original and new last name
- original and new email address

o Domain Name - If your email address changes due to an overall organizational update, request this type of change through the eGrants help desk. OOG will update your user account and then reset your password after all changes have been made in eGrants. You will receive an email at the new address with your new login credentials. Ensure you include these items with the request:
- effective date for the change
- first & last name
- original and new email address

o Personal to Organizational Email - If you are instructed by our office to change your personal email to an organizational one, request this type of change through the eGrants help desk. OOG will update your user account and then reset your password after all changes have been made in eGrants. You will receive an email at the new address with your new login credentials. Ensure you include these items with the request:
- effective date for the change
- first & last name
- original and new email address

D. How Do I Reset My Password?
1. Account owners can reset their password at any time unless the following applies:
- The account is locked or deactivated
- The account owner's email address changed
- The owner of the account is no longer employed/contracted with the agency
2. To reset your password click on the "Forgot your Password?" link from the eGrants Home page (https://eGrants.gov.texas.gov)
3. Once you receive an email from "eGrants@gov.texas.gov" you will need to pick a new password using the Temporary Password received
- The Temporary Password expires in 17 hours from the date the help desk emails the owner

E. How Do I Find My User Name?
1. Account owners can retrieve their eGrants User Name at any time unless the following applies:
- The account is locked or deactivated
- The owner of the account is no longer employed/contracted with the agency
- The owner does not know the Email Address on file for that account
2. To retrieve your User Name click on the "Forgot your User Name?" link from the eGrants Home page (https://eGrants.gov.texas.gov)
3. Enter the Email Address on file & click the Retrieve Username button
4. Once you receive an email from "eGrants@gov.texas.gov" you will need to log and pick a new password using the User Name received
- Follow the instructions above to retrieve your Password, if needed