64 teams from the National League system are left in with a chance of reaching the first round proper of the FA Cup.
Fourth round qualifying is the final hurdle to overcome before clubs from League One and League Two enter the fray.
All 32 fixtures have now been confirmed, with victory worth a huge £9,375 to the winner.
Non-league sides from up and down Britain have been battling it out in as many as five prior rounds, all hoping to reach the first round proper of the oldest national football competition in the world.
The bulk of the fourth round qualifying dates are scheduled to take place on Saturday 17th October, with successful teams set to play first round matches just three weeks later on Saturday 7th November.
Established names such as Carlisle United, Yeovil Town, Southend United and Hartlepool Town all remain in the hunt to advance through to the FA Cup proper while lesser-known teams such as SE Dons, Brentwood Town and Stafford Rangers could still earn historic ties.
Last season, National League South outfit Weston-super-Mare reached the third round of the competition before their progress was halted by League Two side Grimsby.