Answers when you need them.
Without the overwhelm.
Use plain-language guides, downloadable templates, and current U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) guidance.
The three certificate identifiers.
For a Reference Partner Government Agency (PGA) Message Set, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) uses three Certificate Identifiers: Certifier identifier (ID), Product ID, and Version ID. A stock-keeping unit (SKU) may be the Product ID only when that is the identifier used and confirmed in the CPSC Product Registry.
Read the guideYour Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) certificate-readiness checklist
Seven factual fields, a clear evidence trail, and a more organized broker handoff for U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) electronic filing (eFiling).
Read the guideInternational mail: the October 22 electronic filing (eFiling) change
What U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) electronic filing (eFiling) guidance for covered U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Entry Type 13 shipments means for evidence preparation.
Read the guideWhat belongs in a broker-ready evidence package?
Turn scattered supplier records into a handoff your team can review before the responsible importer certifies and a filing partner submits.
Read the guideCatalog template
A comma-separated values (CSV) template for the seven-field readiness scanner. The scanner also accepts tab-separated values (TSV) files.
Reg-Relay service brief
A Portable Document Format (PDF) brief about the preparation workflow, agreed permissions, and service boundaries.
Official guidance.
Always worth a fresh look.
Regulatory requirements can change. Confirm your product and shipment requirements with current CPSC guidance and qualified professionals.
CPSC electronic filing (eFiling) frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Official answers about electronic filing and the Product Registry.
eFiling document library
Current documentation, templates, and implementation guidance.
International-mail guidance
CPSC’s September 1, 2026 U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Entry Type 13 bulletin.
Electronic filing (eFiling) applies to covered general imports from this date.
Official U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) certificate guidance INTERNATIONAL MAIL22 October 2026Covered international-mail shipments using the new U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Entry Type 13 process.
Official CPSC mail guidance FOREIGN TRADE ZONES08 January 2027Products imported into a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) and subsequently entered for consumption or warehousing.
Official CPSC FTZ guidanceDates are shipment-specific. Confirm current requirements with CPSC and your filing partner. Reg-Relay does not classify, certify, or file.
Use the three identifiers shown in the Product Registry.
For a Reference Partner Government Agency (PGA) Message Set handoff, capture the real identifiers after the authorized U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) Product Registry step and preserve them separately. Each identifier (ID) identifies the certifier, product, or certificate version. Reg-Relay prepares agreed inputs; the responsible importer or authorized trade partner certifies.
Certifier ID
The Certifier ID confirmed in the Registry workflow.
Product ID
The Registry Product ID, not an assumed catalog stock-keeping unit (SKU).
Version ID
The Version ID identifying the applicable certificate version.
Optional blank educational templates only, not the completed service deliverable, official CPSC templates, certificates, or ready-to-submit files. The CPSC Product Registry does not automatically transmit to CBP’s Automated Commercial Environment (ACE).
Agree the scope.
Approve the result.
Your catalog in. A broker-ready package out.
Reg-Relay prepares the evidence package within the agreed scope. You keep the final decisions, certification and submission stay with you.