Referenced from the NRMP Match Participation Agreement for Medical Schools:

Section 5.1: Duty to Act in an Ethical and Professional Manner All Match participants are required to conduct their affairs in an ethical and professionally responsible manner. This duty extends throughout the application, interview, matching processes, and SOAP and until the 45th day following the start date of training in the appointment contract or the conclusion of any NRMP-related waiver, review, violation investigation, or appeal process, whichever is later, regardless of when an applicant registers for the Match. 9 Match Participation Agreement Medical School: 2023 Main Residency Match and Supplemental Offer and Acceptance Program NRMP’s Code of Conduct for Schools is available to review at www.nrmp.org.

Section 5.2: Completeness, Timeliness, and Accuracy of Information All information reported by the medical school about its applicants during the application, interview, matching processes, and until the 45th day following the start date of training, shall be complete, timely, and accurate.

Section 5.2.1: Between the Medical School and the NRMP The medical school has an obligation to submit complete, timely, and accurate information to the NRMP about the school and its applicants. If the NRMP receives or obtains credible evidence that a medical school has violated the terms of this Agreement, the NRMP is authorized to investigate and act on confirmed violations. The medical school may review the Match Violations Policy at www.nrmp.org.

Section 5.2.2: Between the Medical School and Programs The NRMP is not responsible for ensuring the accuracy of information exchanged between medical schools and programs. Information reported in the Medical Student Performance Evaluation (MSPE) that is false, misleading, incomplete, or not up to date may be deemed a violation of this Agreement. A medical school shall amend or attach an addendum to an applicant’s MSPE if the school has confirmed knowledge the MSPE, as written, is no longer accurate. A medical school’s intentional omission of information pertinent to a program’s decision to rank a medical school’s applicant(s), determine an applicant’s eligibility to satisfy program requirements, or to identify circumstances that may reasonably delay or affect adversely the applicant’s graduation, or current training date, licensure status, visa status, or ability to start the training program will be deemed a violation of this Agreement. School officials must report to the program any change in academic status, graduation date, or eligibility for applicants who have matched or accepted a position through to SOAP.