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# Respond to Brand Surveys
Brands can send you a survey when you apply to their program or after you join it.
## Respond to a survey in your application checklist
When a brand invites you to their program and that brand uses a survey, your application checklist includes a *Complete brand's survey* section, which appears after *Build your profile*. The survey does not appear in the sign-up screens.
1. From the *Provide your responses* step, answer every question.
2. Select **Next**. The button becomes available once all fields are filled in.
If your checklist has no survey section, the brand has not configured one.
The brand receives your application after you complete every checklist step, so an unanswered survey holds up your application.
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**Surveys reach existing partners too:** A brand can send you a survey after you have joined their program. Those appear on your *Surveys* screen rather than in a checklist.
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For everything else in the checklist, refer to [Complete Your Application Checklist](/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/getting-started/complete-your-application-checklist.md).
## Respond to a survey on your Surveys screen
1. From the top navigation bar, select **Manage** → **More** → [**Surveys**](https://app.impact.com/secure/mediapartner/fr/partner_surveys.ihtml).
2. You'll see a  **\[Notification badge]** here if a brand sends you a new survey.
3. Ensure the *Surveys* tab is selected. Refer to the *Status* column to find an active survey, hover over it, then select **Respond**.
* Refer to the *Status* column on the *Surveys* screen to identify the active status.
4. Complete the questions in the slide-out and select **Submit**.
* Questions with an \* **\[Asterisk]** are required.
## Edit completed survey responses
Brands can choose to allow edited responses on some of their surveys. You will be able to edit your responses on these surveys.
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**Note:** If the edit option is not visible, then the brand disabled this option and you can only view your responses.
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1. From the *Surveys* screen, hover over a completed survey, then select **Edit Responses**.
* Refer to the *Status* column on the *Surveys* screen to identify the completed status.
2. From the survey's slide-out, edit your answers and select **Submit**.
View your edited response history
1. On the main *Surveys* screen, select the **Responses** tab.
2. Navigate to the question for which you want to view the response history.
3. Hover over the response, then select **View History**.
* Here, you can view all your recorded responses.
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