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How to upload a CPC to Amazon

You upload a CPC to Amazon through Seller Central → Performance (or Compliance) → the ASIN’s document request, submitting the certificate PDF plus the supporting test report. Files must be legible, match the listing exactly, and show a CPSC-accepted laboratory. Most rejections are file hygiene: cropped scans, mismatched SKUs, or reports that do not cite the same rules as the certificate.
Generate an Amazon-ready CPC

Step by step

  • Find the request: Account Health or Manage Your Compliance lists the ASIN and deadline.
  • Prepare the pair: the CPC PDF and the full test report (not an extract), matching the ASIN’s product, model, and age grade.
  • Upload with correct file naming: brand-model-document-type. Keep every confirmation number.

Why documents get rejected

The usual reasons: the certificate’s product name does not match the listing, the report is missing clauses for a cited rule, the laboratory is not CPSC-accepted for the rule, or images are too low-quality to read. Fixing those four before uploading gets most sellers through on the first pass.

Questions people ask

How long does Amazon review take?

Typically a few business days, longer in enforcement waves before Q4. Track the ASIN status rather than re-uploading duplicates — duplicates can reset the review.

Can I upload a supplier’s CPC?

Only if it names you as importer or manufacturer. Otherwise issue your own from the supplier’s test data — the certificate must be in the certifying party’s name.

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