It should be noted that the registration procedure itself is regulated not only by legislative acts, but in most
cases clear instructions are developed locally,
within individual expert organizations
and institutes.
The necessary information and data may not always be available from public sources, The necessary data and information may not always be obtained from open, publicly available sources, but sometimes only through direct communication with representatives (experts) of research institutions and registration authorities. registration authorities. In some cases, this can make it very difficult to understand the process.
Key information is provided in the presentations, which can be downloaded here. The legislative The legal framework that forms the basis of the registration procedure is presented in our section regulatory documents. Additional background information can be found here.
Polgar ACRO specialists have also developed a variety of lists containing the requirements and names of all documents necessary for registration in relation to a particular country.
Reports of research results, expert opinions, container labels, licenses, permits and others. The lists specifies the country where the document is to be prepared, as well as language requirements. The lists are prepared in a visual The lists are prepared in a visual tabular form, which makes their use as easy as possible.With their help, you can independently assess the existing dossier for compliance with the registration requirements. the available dossier for compliance with the registration requirements in a particular country and identify missing documents.
