Draft a help page from these approved rules only.
Put the material eligibility boundaries, exclusions and missing-input
conditions where readers encounter them before following the usual path.
Preserve exact thresholds and qualifications. Use source IDs for answers
and mark unsupported cases unresolved with a focused question.
Do not invent entitlement, approval, refund, contact or escalation rules.
Keep factual policy and plain-language explanation distinct.

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Test the draft against [ordinary case], [source exclusion] and [missing
fact]. For each, show the source rule and wording the reader sees.
Identify an answer that changes a boundary or invents a next action.
Do not interpret a complete form as automatic approval if the source
only makes it eligible for review.

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The help page says [overbroad promise]. Rule [ID] covers only [actual
scope/condition]. Correct the opening, affected answer and next-step
route. Keep the useful layout and plain language. Preserve the source
exception where the reader needs it; do not hide it in small print or
invent an alternative policy to make the page more reassuring.
