NM_007294.4:c.2998_3003del is an in-frame deletion of 6 nucleotides in BRCA1 exon 10 resulting in deletion of two glutamic acid residues at positions 1000-1001 (p.Glu1000_Glu1001del). This is not a null variant; PVS1 does not apply.1 The variant is present in gnomAD at low frequency: 5/282,204 alleles in v2.1 (AF=0.00177%) and 64/1,613,982 alleles in v4.1 (AF=0.00397%), with a maximum filter allele frequency of 0.0041%. This meets ENIGMA BS1_Supporting (FAF >0.002% and ≤0.01%).2 The deletion is located at amino acid positions 1000-1001, outside the three ENIGMA-defined clinically important functional domains (RING aa 2-101, coiled-coil aa 1391-1424, BRCT aa 1650-1857). SpliceAI predicts no splicing impact (max delta = 0.01). This meets ENIGMA BP1_Strong for an in-frame deletion outside functional domains with no splicing predicted.3 Clinical-history likelihood ratio from Li et al. 2020 (PMID:31853058) is 0.545 based on 7 probands, falling in the neutral zone. Neither PP4 nor BP5 is applied.4 The variant was reported as a variant of unknown significance in 1 of 258 ovarian cancer patients by Smith et al. 2001 (PMID:11733976), identified in the RAD51-binding region of BRCA1. This observation alone does not meet any pathogenic criterion threshold.5 Overall classification: Likely Benign. Using the ENIGMA point system: BP1_Strong (-4) + BS1_Supporting (-1) = -5 points, which falls in the Likely Benign range (-6 to -2). No pathogenic criteria are met.