What status must a request be in before changes can be made to it before re-submitting?

The correct status for a request before changes can be made to it prior to re-submitting is "Approved." When a request is marked as approved, it indicates that it has already gone through the necessary review process and complies with all requirements at the time of approval. In many systems, only approved requests can be modified because they have been verified and validated according to the established criteria.

In contrast, requests that are pending are typically still under review or waiting for approval, meaning no changes should be made until the review process is complete. Denied requests are not permitted to be edited directly; they may require a new submission if changes are needed. Saved requests often indicate that the request is incomplete or being drafted but has not been formally submitted or reviewed, so it would not be appropriate to identify this status for making changes prior to resubmission.

Thus, the status of "Approved" facilitates a structured approach to request management, allowing for necessary edits while maintaining the integrity of the submission process.