CPSC eFiling CSV example rows, column by column

What each row shows

• Example coffee table product: an update to an existing certificate (Product Update = Y, version V1 to V2), two labs of type LAB, one of them created on this row with Is New? = Y, and a point of contact of type Other created on this row.
• Example dresser product: a new GCC with a testing exclusion. Lab 1 has type NOL and holds two exclusion codes; Lab 2 is a CPSC-accepted lab (ITL) with its 4-digit ID. The manufacturer and the point of contact already exist, so only their IDs are given.
• Example toy product: a new CPC. The manufacturer is created on this row (Is New? = Y with name, address and contact details), one ITL lab tested to three rules, and the point of contact is the manufacturer.

Where the examples differ from CPSC's own guide and lists

• The guide gives dates as MM/DD/CCYY. The examples hold 2/7/2025, 2/9/2025 and 6/20/2025, without leading zeros. Whether the Registry accepts both is not published; the padded form is the one the guide names.
• Lab CPSC-ID 1234 is a placeholder. It is not one of the 739 laboratories on CPSC's accepted-lab list as downloaded 2026-11-10.
• The dresser is a GCC and cites 1500.91(d)(8) and 1500.91(d)(6), which CPSC's code workbook marks for CPC only.
• "Lab {#} Is Component?" holds FALSE, TRUE, Yes and No across the three rows. The guide lists True, False, Yes and No.

Delete them before you upload

The guide says the example rows "should be fully deleted before attempting to upload any data". The validator recognises them by name and tells you if they are still in the file.

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