Complete your registration to move from On Hold to Active
A hold means some requirements are still unresolved. It gives the applicant one paid completion-verification opportunity across the affected programs; it is not approval.
The completion-verification fee is calculated separately for each affected program under the Fees & Exemptions schedule.
- Read your hold noticeEach hold code comes with a plain-language reason and the evidence or correction it needs.
- Request the one completion opportunityThe affected programs and their applicable completion-verification fees are listed before payment.
- Submit one complete packetAfter payment, submit the evidence index, response statement, corrected material and attestation once under the existing registry number.
- Receive the final outcomeThe reviewer records Active, Conditional or Registration Declined — Final with reasons. A second submission is not accepted for the same scope.
End-to-end flow
On Hold
Reviewer records standardized hold codes, public summary, required actions.
Corrective Action Notice
Applicant receives one consolidated notice for every affected registration.
Fee and completion authorization
Applicant receives one quote covering each affected program and authorizes the single completion-verification submission.
Completion Packet
Applicant uploads one complete packet with documents, explanations, revised metadata and other required evidence.
Evidence Validation
Intake verifies file integrity, version, legibility, identity and scope.
Registration Completion Review
Reviewer tests the new evidence against the applicable standard and country module.
Authority Consultation
Used only where permitted and necessary — never implies external endorsement.
Final Determination
Active, Conditional or Registration Declined — Final.
Step-by-step
| Step | Stage | Website / review behavior |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hold issued | Reviewer records standardized hold codes, public summary, private detail, required actions and evidence categories. |
| 2 | Corrective Action Notice | Applicant receives one consolidated notice showing every unresolved item for each affected registration. |
| 3 | Fee and completion authorization | The applicant receives one quote for each affected program and authorizes the single paid completion-verification submission. |
| 4 | Versioned evidence upload | Applicant uploads one complete packet with explanations, revised metadata, permissions, source records and other required evidence. |
| 5 | Completeness validation | Intake verifies file integrity, version, legibility, identity, scope and whether each requested category was addressed. |
| 6 | Program re-review | Reviewer tests the new evidence against the applicable standard version and country module. |
| 7 | Cross-program dependency check | A cure in one registration is mapped to the others so the applicant is not asked to upload the same evidence repeatedly. |
| 8 | Authority consultation / referral | Used only where permitted and necessary; consultation status does not imply external endorsement. |
| 9 | Reasoned determination | Each hold code becomes Resolved, Partially Resolved, Superseded, Escalated or Unresolved. |
| 10 | Final outcome | Record becomes Active / Compliant Within Scope, Conditional or Registration Declined — Final. |
| 11 | No second submission | A Registration Declined — Final record cannot be reopened or replaced by a new application for the same work and rights-holder scope. |
| 12 | Publication & revalidation | Public registry displays the final scope, current status, authority basis, version and next revalidation trigger. |
Hold Notice requirements
Every hold must be actionable. A generic "not approved" message is not sufficient. The notice must show:
- Program name and registry number
- Current status and hold date
- Each hold code and plain-language reason
- Evidence or corrective action required
- Whether the item is shared with another GPRCC program
- Applicable standard / country-module version
- Whether authority consultation is pending
- What outcome can occur if the issue is cured, partially cured or not cured
- Available reconsideration or appeal route if a later adverse determination is issued
Applicant completion packet and fee
The applicant has one completion-verification submission. The quote lists each affected program, the applicable fee band, payment terms and the deadline. Payment does not guarantee an Active outcome.
| Core program | Planning band (USD) |
|---|---|
| IRTC | $7,250–$20,500 USD |
| IMRC | $6,200–$25,000 USD |
| IDLC | $7,400–$25,000 USD |
| IBEM | $4,850–$25,000 USD |
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| Packet component | Required behavior |
|---|---|
| Evidence index | Lists every uploaded item, source, date, version, responsible party and linked hold code. |
| Applicant response statement | Explains how each unresolved requirement has been addressed. |
| Corrected / replacement material | Revised agreements, metadata, disclaimers, rights schedules, source ledgers, brand records or other program-specific items. |
| Jurisdiction response | Shows which country-module requirements are being addressed and which require outside authority/counsel referral. |
| Attestation | Applicant confirms the single submission is complete to the best of their knowledge and that material changes will be reported. |
Completion review decision matrix
| Finding on hold codes | Result |
|---|---|
| All mandatory items resolved | Move to Active / Compliant Within Scope unless an approved condition is necessary. |
| Core requirements satisfied but defined limitations remain | Move to Conditional and publish the exact conditions / exclusions. |
| Material evidence still missing after the completion opportunity | Issue Registration Declined — Final; no second submission is accepted for the same scope. |
| Complete file reviewed but substantive standard not met | Issue Disapproved — Reconsideration Eligible or Disapproved — Final according to the program rules. |
| New material changes the scope | Re-map standards / country modules and create a new review event; retain prior history. |
Four core registration completion tracks
Media & Reputation Clearance File
Completion categories →Distribution & Licensing Compliance File
Completion categories →Brand Enforcement & Monitoring File
Completion categories →Reviewing GPRCC for consultation?
Explore the registry, the standards catalog, and the Authority Basis for the proposed framework.