EASC (GOST & EAC Mark) Certification

Overview of EASC (GOST & EAC Mark) Certification

Compliance

Why is Registration Mandatory?

List of Documents Required

Preparing the right paperwork is the most critical step in avoiding delays. While specific requirements depend on your product category, a standard EASC or GOST certification application typically requires:

Process to Apply

The path to approval is highly methodical. Our team of experts will guide you through the following phases:

1. 1

   Product Examination

   We evaluate your product's HS code and technical description to determine whether it requires an EAC Declaration, an EAC Certificate, or specific GOST approvals.

2. 2

   Application Submission

   We compile your documentation and submit it to an accredited EAEU certification body.

3. 3

   Laboratory Testing

   For most certificates, product samples must be sent to an accredited testing laboratory within the EAEU. The lab conducts rigorous testing against the relevant technical regulations.

4. 4

   Production Audit (If Applicable)

   For certain high-risk products or long-term validity certificates, a site audit of your manufacturing facility may be required to assess your quality management systems.

5. 5

   Issuance and Registration

   Once compliance is proven, the certificate or declaration is issued and officially registered in the unified EAEU online public register.

Timeline for Approval

The timeline to achieve certification varies significantly based on the complexity of your product and the type of approval required.

1. 1.Declarations of Conformity:Typically take 1 to 3 weeks if all documentation and test reports are readily available.
2. 2.Certificates of Conformity:Usually take 4 to 8 weeks, as they often require more intensive laboratory testing and potentially a factory audit.

What Products Are Covered?

The EASC oversees technical regulations for a massive range of consumer and industrial goods. If you manufacture any of the following, you will likely need certification:

Cost and Fee Structure

Because EASC conformity assessments are highly product-specific, costs can range widely. The fee structure generally depends on several variables:

1. 1.Testing Requirements:

   The number and complexity of mandatory laboratory tests required by the technical regulations.

2. 2.Certification Type:

   An EAC Declaration is generally less expensive to process than an EAC Certificate.

3. 3.Product Variations:

   The number of different models, components, or parts covered under a single application.

4. 4.Audits:

   If an on-site factory inspection is mandatory, travel, lodging, and auditing fees will apply.

Validity and Renewal

Certificates and declarations are issued with varying validity periods depending on your specific business needs:

• Single Shipment / Batch Certification: Valid only for the specific batch of goods being imported. Once that specific batch is sold or distributed, the certificate expires.
• Serial Production Certification: Typically valid for 1 to 5 years. This allows for unlimited shipments of the certified product into the EAEU during the validity period.