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# Send Notifications to Individual Registrants

## Description

This guide will assist the user in informing the registrants and beneficiaries about the status of their application at various stages.

## Prerequisites

The user should have a Program Administrator role.

The beneficiary's notification preference should be selected.

The notification configurations need to be completed. See the guide, [Create Notification Manager Types.](/1.3/pbms/functionality/notifications/user-guides/create-notification-manager-types.md)

## Steps

1. Navigate to *Programs* using the menu bar.

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2. Click on the desired program name.

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3. Click on *Notify Registrants*.

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4. Notifications will be sent to the beneficiaries.


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