How to Fill your Own FDA Form
What is an FDA?
An FDA certificate is an official certification issued by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), ensuring the safety and efficacy of various products, including food, drugs, and medical devices. It signifies that the product meets the FDA's rigorous standards for safety, quality, and effectiveness.
When is an FDA Needed?
Obtaining FDA certificates is crucial when shipping food items, herbs, or medical devices to the USA or other countries. These certificates contain essential details such as manufacturer information, product type, and quantity, ensuring compliance with safety standards and suitability for consumption or medical use.
How Can I Get an FDA Form?
To obtain an FDA form, visit our Paystack store via the Purchase Your FDA Certificate link.
Follow the prompts to complete your payment and download the form. Our terminal staff can also assist you by visiting the FDA site and filling out the form on your behalf. This service costs N5,000.
Alternatively, you can access and fill out the form for free on the USA FDA government site, here.
How To Fill an FDA Form?
To obtain a form yourself, follow these steps:
Step 1: Visit the government site https://www.access.fda.gov/?utm_source=null and create an account. If you already have an existing account, log in.
Step 2: Choose the prior notice system interface and create a new web entry.
Step 3: Enter the product information, including the type of food item, quantity, and packaging details.
Step 4: Select the consumption express courier and fill in details such as shipper, receiver, and shipment tracking number.
Step 5: Provide detailed information about the product, including type, quantity, packaging, and any product refusal information.
Step 6: Enter manufacturer, grower, or consolidator details.
Step 7: Provide shipper information.
You will receive your FDA certificate once you enter all the required information. If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to get in touch with us for assistance.
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