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How can I edit my account information?
Visit "My HOME" to edit or update your account information and user profile. Your options are included: change your password, update your profile information, and view your saved records.
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I have forgotten my password—how can I retrieve it?
From any “IJABBR.com” page, click on the “Log in” link in the upper right corner of your screen. Then click on the “forgot password” link in the sign-in box that appears. A reset password link will be sent to the e-mail address associated with your account with information for resetting your password. By clicking on the reset password link, a new password will be generated automatically and sent to your email address.
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I can't remember the e-mail address on my account.
Please do not hesitate to contact the editorial office via editor@ijabbr.com. We will be happy to help you retrieve your account information ASAP.
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How can I report a technical problem with the site?
Please contact editorial office (Info@ijabbr.com) to report any problems. It is helpful if you can provide the URL you are accessing, the browser and operating system you are using, and any error messages you encounter.
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Which web browsers does IJABBR.com site support?
IJABBR supports a variety of browsers, including Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. If you have questions about whether the version you are using is supported, please contact us (Info@ijabbr.com).
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Who is on the Journal’s Editorial Board?
View the current list of the IJABBR’s Editorial Board members in "Journal Info" section.
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How do I inquire about the status of a manuscript I submitted?
You may check on the status of your submitted manuscripts by visiting our online manuscript processing system at "login form" and locating your manuscript in your account.
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How many manuscripts can any author submit?
Authors may submit an unlimited number of articles, provided that all submissions are compatible with our "Guide for Authors".
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Once I have submitted a manuscript, how long can I expect to wait before I hear from the journal, and how much time passes between acceptance and publication of a manuscript?
Submissions are acknowledged promptly by e-mail. All manuscripts submitted to the IJABBR are subject to peer-review process. Authors can expect to wait about one or two months from the date of submission until receiving the journal’s decision. For manuscripts that are selected for revision, the length of time between the revision request and publication will vary widely (from two weeks to two months) depending on various factors, including the extent of revision required, the need for additional review and revision.
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How often does the journal get published?
The IJABBR is published monthly.
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What is your acceptance rate?
Our acceptance rate for uninvited manuscripts is about 50 percent.
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The system doesn’t recognize the email address I enter to retrieve my password.
This is the email you used when you registered for IJABBR account. If you no longer have access to the email used to create your account, please contact our editorial office (Info@ijabbr.com) to change your email address and update your password.
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How can I find out why I’m not receiving alerts I’ve signed up for?
If you are not receiving your e-mail alerts, check your current settings in your "My HOME" account. You will be able to manage your e-mail preferences from there.
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What are the publication charges for an article in IJABBR?
IJABBR supports the Open Access initiative. Abstracts and full texts (PDF format) of all articles published by IJABBR are freely accessible to everyone immediately upon publication. The publication fee is 120.00 $ (USD) for each article.
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Can I make changes to my manuscript at proof stage?
Although you will receive proofs from editorial office before your manuscript is published, the purpose of these proofs is to pick up inaccuracies or typographical errors. You will not be able to make editorial changes (e.g. changes in wording, adding references, etc.) at this stage. Indeed, it is essential that you ensure that the version you submit for publication in IJABBR is your final version.
