OIP uses this to judge basic eligibility fit before anything else.

Only answer what you know. “Unsure” is treated the same as leaving a question blank and never removes a result from view.

Helps OIP compare an opportunity’s purpose and location to what you’re trying to do.

OIP asks this to compare against each opportunity’s own disclosed award value and application timing -- not to guess how much or when you’ll receive funding. Broad ranges are enough; OIP never asks for your available bank balance or private financial account information.

OIP asks this to compare against opportunities that document a real experience requirement or preference -- never a résumé or proof documents, and never an exact date.

OIP asks this to compare against opportunities that document a real fiscal-sponsor requirement or preference -- never a document upload, and never a legal review.

Real organizations often span more than one. Select every industry or mission that applies.

What kind of program are you looking for? Select every type you’d consider.

OIP won’t rule out a result just because it offers a benefit you didn’t select, but matching one of these raises its rank.