US EPA

CEDRI is accessed through the Central Data Exchange (CDX) (https://cdx.epa.gov ), which is the EPA’s CROMERR compliance system for collecting and distributing environmental data.

For users registering under the Preparer role, no identity proofing is required, and registration can take less than 3 minutes. For users who are registering as a Certifier, additional identity proofing is required. As a Certifier, you will be prompted to follow the registration steps that support the LexisNexis identity verification or Electronic Signature Agreement (ESA) signing process. The ESA process requires you to send a paper form to the EPA, and it can take up to 2 weeks to complete the registration process. If you are an existing CDX user, you can request to add the CEDRI program service to your existing CDX account from ‘Active Program Services List’. Please note that your ESA must be processed before your role as a CEDRI Certifier is activated within CDX.

CROMERR regulations require you to prove your identity while registering as a user in CDX. CDX uses a third-party provider, LexisNexis, to provide identity proofing by collecting PII information. ESA signing process is an extension of LexisNexis. The ESA document in itself is the legally binding agreement that allows you to declare your true identity.

If you pass the LexisNexis process while verifying your identity, then you can sign the ESA instantly and electronically online. If LexisNexis is unable to verify your information, you would have to print the ESA, sign it manually and send it to EPA. It can take up to 2 weeks for the paper processing to complete and to have the user role activated in CDX.

Please note that your ESA must be processed before your role as a CEDRI Certifier is activated within CDX.

CDX allows CEDRI Certifiers, as a representative of a reporting organization, to authorize another user to modify, sign, and submit packages to CDX for the organization, known as a Delegated Certifier. The Delegated Certifier is authorized to perform the same tasks as the Certifier (i.e. create and submit reports). However, a Delegated Certifier may not delegate their role to another representative. Registration for this role cannot be requested by a user but rather initiated by a Certifier through the CDX role sponsorship function. Only CEDRI Certifiers can initiate the role sponsorship process. 

Contractors are prohibited from being appointed as a Delegated Certifier.

User Guides are available for every application within the CSPP program. Once you have entered the Chemical Information Submission System (CISS) and have selected the correct application for which you are reporting on, you will be able to download the User Guide by using the "Additional Information" screen. To do this, click the "Resources" tab or link from the applications "Home" screen. Once you are on the "Additional Information" screen, you can view the User Guide as well as access other helpful links for CSPP guidelines.

https://dev.epacdx.net/FAQ/ViewDocument?documentNumber=nSjGUb0gwOY%3d

From the ODS Home Page choose the Import Petitons tab, then choose Create Import Petition button. After choosing which type of Petition needed (Import for Reuse or Import for Destruction), follow the ensuing wizard filling in all required fields.

Step-by-Step instructions to register for a STARS account are provided in the STARS Registration Users Guide.

The STARS Submission Users Guide provides step-by-step instructions for submitting applications for each of the SmartWay technologies support by STARS.

The regualtory points of contact for STARS are:

   Julie Hawkins: 202-343-9072

   Anthony Erb: 202-343-9259

   Kuang Wei: 202-343-9329

The Product information for each device brand and model being submitted are include as sub-sections of the Product Information page. By default these sections are collapsed when the device (technology type brand and model) are initially selected. Expand each Brand/Model information form and verify that all required information is provided and there are no validation errors.

See section 2.4.2 for the STARS Submission Users Guide for instructions to complete the IRT Product Information section of the application.