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Petitions Clerk: Send petition package to IRS. (1.4) #110
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Updated 11/28/18 Step 1 - Not Validated
Step 2 - Sent to IRS
Ping me with questions! |
Updated to remove disabled send button spec - not needed. |
This is looking good!
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Updated the spec after talking to Will. (1) in above line items denotes a change. Changes: All checkboxes are checked Success message: Line 1 = "Successfully sent to IRS" Line 2 = "[date stamp] [time stamp] Action Required column stays in table but has been cleared Status column changes from "New" to "R Served on [date stamp] [time stamp]" I think that covers it! @sadlerw feel free to note anything I missed! |
@sarahridgway If the user selects the 3 "validated" checkboxes and immediately clicks "Send to IRS" what happens? Does the record get saved then sent? They don't have to click "save" first, right? If it gets saved then sent, do we see two messages, first a confirmation that the case was updated followed closely by "Successfully sent to IRS..."? |
My comments on #110 are:
Thanks! Jessica |
@JessicaMarine Do we need to display the time stamp (time document was served to IRS) on either the success message or within the docket record table? Right now I think we have date and time. |
@dubharmonic here are the updated designs for the petitions clerk send to IRS. (The send to IRS button will move to another screen, once we build that screen, but for now it's ok) And for reference, here's what the "Case info" tab looks like after filing fee is paid (for design reference only - not intrinsic to the function of this user story) |
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Document the new process for merging to master
As a Petitions Clerk, in order notify the IRS of the case filing, I need to send the Petition package to the IRS.
In order for the IRS to know that a case has been filed in the Court, the Petitions clerk transmits/sends the petition package (copy of Petition, Request for place of trial, STIN) to the IRS, who then internally routes the package to the appropriate IRS office and IRS attorney who will be working the case.
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