Help! Need answers

I'd send it as is, and if things go any further, you can mention the title change on the phone. A lot of titles get changed, anyway, so it's not that big a deal.

And CONGRATS!

The title may change yet again upon publication, so you probably shouldn't worry about it. Just send that sucker in. And congrats!

I'd send it back under the original title you sent it to her as so as not to confuse her. Worry about the title thing if she shows more interest.Maybe in the cover letter when you send it back to her you can briefly mention you had been thinking of changing the title. But I personally don't think it would be a good idea to send the full back under a different title.

Send the manuscript under the title you queried. Do NOT cause unnecessary complication or confusion at this critical moment. The agent wants to read the story, and it's the story, not the title, that will determine an offer of representation or a rejection. The title issue is trivial and can be settled later.

caw

Well done, you!

My advice (same as all the others) stick to the title you started with. Titles often change.

Just be sure to mark it as requested material.