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# Change the Verification Flow
As a compliance officer, you have the capability to change a verification flow for an applicant if needed. This can be particularly useful if different verification requirements arise.
Here’s how to manually change and restart a verification flow for a user:
* Navigate to the `Applicants` section from the Sidebar Menu.
* Search for and select the applicant whose verification flow you want to restart.
* Once in the applicant's profile, locate the drop-down list for verification flows within the `Flow Tracker.`
* Click on the drop-down list to view available verification flows:
* Select the desired verification flow that you want to assign to the applicant.
* After selecting the new verification flow, the system will automatically update the flow for the applicant.
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However, if the new flow includes steps that have already been completed, the applicant will only need to complete the new steps added to the flow.
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* The applicant’s status will be changed to reflect that the verification process has been restarted.
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