Full PGA
Full PGA is the broker-transmitted path where your broker may need the full product certificate data set before entry.
Core workflow
Choose the right broker handoff path before entry: full certificate data through your broker, or Product Registry identifiers sent to your broker.
Audience: Importers, ecommerce sellers, and operators whose broker asked for CPSC eFiling details.
Full PGA is the broker-transmitted path where your broker may need the full product certificate data set before entry.
Reference PGA is the Product Registry path. You pre-enter certificate data, then send your broker identifiers.
CPSCReady sits before broker filing. It helps you collect, format, and hand off data, while keeping the filing and legal-compliance boundary clear.
Copy-ready assets
Subject: Confirm CPSC eFiling workflow for [Product ID] Hi [Broker Name], For this shipment, should we prepare Full PGA data, Reference PGA identifiers from Product Registry, or both? If Full PGA: please confirm your required spreadsheet columns, deadline before entry, and whether you want a draft CPC/GCC attached. If Reference PGA: please confirm you can file using Certifier ID, Product ID, and Version ID, and whether you need any additional product collection or version-status notes. Thanks, [Importer Name]
Decision needed: Full PGA vs Reference PGA. Full PGA pack must include Product ID, Citation Codes, Manufacture Date, Manufacture Place, Product Test Date, Testing Laboratory, and Point of Contact. Reference PGA pack must include Certifier ID, Product ID, Version ID, Product Collection, Product ID type, and version status.
Mini FAQ
Yes. Preparing both is useful when Product Registry setup is in progress or the broker has not yet committed to Full PGA or Reference PGA.
No. The importer still needs to communicate the relevant Product Registry identifiers to the broker or filing partner.
No. Availability and participation limits may change. Confirm current Product Registry access directly with CPSC before relying on Reference PGA identifiers.
Start the am I affected check to see which workflow you should prepare for.