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  ‘Historic Submissions’ shows any submissions you have submitted for practice areas which are now being researched, for which research has completed, or submissions you uploaded for past Chambers guide rankings that have now launched.

• Online Submissions: What do the different statuses mean in the Historic Submissions tab?

  Researching status means our team are currently carrying out their research on the area you submitted for. Our team will be actively reviewing the information in your submission and reaching out to referees during this time; Research Completed means ...

• Online Submissions: What do the different statuses mean in the Current Submissions tab?

  New means this submission was created in the last 2 weeks; In progress applies to submissions which are being worked on but which you have not yet submitted and cannot yet be seen by the research team; Closing status will apply to any submission you ...

• Online Submissions: How do users find the new online submissions platform?

  To access online submissions, you will first need to be granted access to the platform on Chambers MyAccount. To request access, please sign up via our submissions information page: https://chambers.com/info/submissions Once enabled, you will be able ...

• Online Submissions: I have been submitting to Chambers for the past 2 years – why can’t I see any historic submissions?

  Historic submissions will only show submissions that have been created via the online submissions hub. Submissions sent in previous years via the old Chambers templates will not appear in online submissions.