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# Self-Unassign
You can unassign yourself from a project when needed. This can happen if you are unable to complete the task, need to prioritize other work, or were assigned by mistake.
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**Notes**
* Self-unassign is available only when self-assignment is enabled.
* The project must be in progress. You cannot unassign from completed projects.
* If all documents are marked as complete, unassign is disabled to prevent removing yourself from finished work.
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You can unassign yourself from documents in the **Assigned projects** tab or within a project.
## Assigned projects tab
1. Open the **Projects** page.
2. Go to the **Assigned projects** tab.
3. Click the **three-dot menu** on a project and select **Unassign incomplete documents**.
If the project contains both labeled and unlabeled documents, select which documents to unassign. If all documents are either fully labeled or unlabeled, click **Unassign documents**.
## Within the project
1. Open the project.
2. Go to **File >** **Unassign incomplete documents.** For admins, supervisors, and reviewers, ensure you are in labeler mode for the unassign menu to appear.
If the project contains both labeled and unlabeled documents, select which documents to unassign. If all documents are either fully labeled or unlabeled, click **Unassign documents**.
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