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What happens after you apply: eligible lists and a 90-day hiring window

State Civil Service Recruiting and Outreach Center webinar · August 6, 2026
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Summary

State Civil Service staff explained application processing steps: consultants review minimum qualifications after the posting closes, create an eligible list shared with the hiring agency, and agencies have 90 days to fill a vacancy from that posting.

The presenter outlined the post-submission process: applications are accepted until the posting's closing date, after which State Civil Service consultants review applications to determine whether candidates meet minimum qualifications and one of the qualifying pathways. "Step 2, the applications are going to start being processed by our consultants within state civil service to determine whether you meet those minimum qualifications," the staff member said.

If applicants pass the minimum qualifications check, they are placed on an eligible list that is shared with the hiring agency (the presenter used the Department of Health as an example). The presenter said agencies then have 90 days from the job posting date to fill the vacancy; she noted some agencies act faster than others.