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2010 Joint-Submission Timeline

The MoCon REACH Team are working to the following timeline in terms of the key SIEF-related milestones on the road to technical dossier completion.  The intended goal is to achieve Lead Registrant REACH-registration submission during July 2010.

April: LRs to create the Joint Submission Done
Finalize Letter of Access text and prices Done
Prepare draft Exposure Scenarios for MoO3 and RMC Done
May: Finalize all IUCLID5 entries for Phys-Chem, Human  Health and Environment Done
Make draft Exposure Scenarios for MoO3 and RMC Done
Make draft List of Uses available to SIEF via MoCon website for comment Done
MoCon members to ‘Join the Joint Submission’ in REACH-IT Done
Generate draft Chemical Safety Report towards month end Ongoing
June: Launch on-line invoice ordering facility for SIEF members to obtain Letter of Access (LoA) Done
SIEF members to ‘Join the Joint Submission’ in REACH-IT, after receipt of LoA signed document and fees. Ongoing
Agree Classification & Labelling with SIEF Soon
Finalize Exposure Scenarios for MoO3 and RMC Ongoing
Finalize List of Uses Ongoing
Finalize Chemical Safety Report Ongoing
July: Finalize technical dossier  
Lead Registrant to submit full registration dossier, after which:  
MoCon to inform SIEF when dossier successfully submitted  
Member Registrants (Joint-Submissioners) can start to submit their registration dossiers.  

Overview of the Joint-Submission Process:

If you are an EU Manufacturer/Importer/Only Representative of a substance in the > 1000 tonnes tonnage band, or that is a CMR or R50/53, you will need to ensure that you have completed the following process by the ECHA deadline of 30 November 2010:

Step 1: ‘Join the Joint-Submission’
This is the first step in the process to submit a REACH-Registration dossier.  SIEF members (who are not members of MoCon) will need to buy a Letter of Access that will grant them the right to receive the ‘Token’ they will need to ‘Join the Joint-Submission’ via REACH-IT.  This step informs ECHA that you are a member of the Joint-Submission and therefore eligible to pay the lower ECHA Registration fees for joint-submission registrants (instead of the higher individual registrant fees), e.g.

Standard Fee for joint-submission per substance:          Euros 23,250
Standard Fee for individual submission per substance:  Euros 31,000.

For more Joint-Submission information: http://echa.europa.eu/reachit/joint_submission_en.asp

Step 2You prepare your REACH-registration dossier using the free-of-charge IUCLID5 software and check it for completeness prior to submission by using the Technical Completeness Check Tool.  Submit your registration dossier to ECHA via REACH-IT after the Lead Registrant has successfully submitted.

Step 3: If your dossier passes the Technical Completeness Check and the Business Rules check by ECHA you will receive a Submission Number from them.

Step 4: Next you will receive an ECHA invoice in your REACH-IT Message Box for payment within 15 days.  If not paid within that period you will receive a reminder and a further 15 days to pay.  Failure to pay within that total period of 30 days leads to a rejection of the submitted dossier.

Step 5:  After timely payment, and provided ECHA have accepted your dossier, you will receive your REACH-registration number.

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The Molybdenum Consortium is acting as SIEF Facilitator on behalf of the Lead Registrant for each of the substances listed on this page.

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