1. Why this page is separate
EntryProof is a CPSC eFiling readiness checker on enforceintel.com — a Solo product path, not a customs desk. A score is a gap index on public listing signals. Sellers still reach for stronger words: “so we are cleared,” “so you filed it,” “so we do not need a lawyer or a lab.” We will not let those words attach here.
Methodology is the scan. FAQ is the product. This page is the refuse list. It is not a CPSIA, GCC, or Section 15 guide, and it is not a rewrite of those articles already in the sitemap.
2. The claims we will not make
- Not legal advice. Nothing on EntryProof — score, gap list, email, or this page — is counsel you can rely on. A children's-product call, an exemption, or a classification judgment belongs with your attorney, not a storefront HTML check.
- Does not file for you. We do not transmit a PGA message set, log into the CPSC Product Registry or ACE on your behalf, or certify a filing as complete. Your broker — or you, in the Registry — still files. We are not a customs broker under 19 CFR 111.
- Does not replace counsel, lab testing, or a GCC.A readiness score is not a lawyer, not a CPSC-accepted laboratory, and not a General Certificate of Conformity or Children's Product Certificate you actually maintain. We do not generate a GCC or CPC. Testing and certification stay with the lab and the importer.
- No CPSC or CBP clearance guarantee. A green-looking score is not a clearance percentage. We will not claim your shipment will clear, that CBP will release it, or that CPSC will accept the packet. We do not refund against a held container.
Adjacent refusals, so they are not inferred later: no invented partner badge, no fake filing counts, no “we are CPSC-accepted,” and no promise that a cited lab is currently accredited for that specific test. Those limits are technical on the methodology page; here they are legal: we will not sell them as a result.
3. What a score is allowed to mean
A higher number means fewer of the public signals we know how to see were missing on that product page. Same HTML + same HTS ⇒ same score. It does not mean the SKU is lawful to import, list, or sell. Only your broker, the Registry, a real test report, and — when the question is legal — counsel confirm what happens next.
Paid Solo does not secretly switch to a deeper crawler that reads ACE or files for you. The recurring check is the same readiness job on a SKU list. How the fetch and ruleset work lives on the methodology; this page only states what that job is not allowed to become.
4. Soft paywall honesty
Free checks are a soft limit in this browser's localStorage (3 checks, +2 if you leave an email, then a ~24h cooldown). When the budget is used, we ask you to start Solo or come back later. We do not hard-lock the product, invent remaining seats, or call the next check “premium locked.” If storage is missing (private mode), the gate fails open so you can still check. That is a soft paywall — not a hard lock, and not fake scarcity.
Solo is $79/mo with a 14-day trial, up to 25 SKUs. The CTA deep-links Solo checkout at /cpsc-efile?checkout=solo. Limits, refunds, and Founding Trio sit on the FAQ and Terms— we are not restating the product FAQ here.
5. Support identity
Email support@enforceintel.com only — the live EntryProof host inbox. There is no in-app chat team and no CPSC help-desk we pretend to be. We are a small company: expect a human reply, not a 24/7 SLA. We do not use a retired brand mailbox.
EntryProof is a data preparation and readiness-assessment tool for the CPSC Product Registry. EntryProof is NOT a customs broker, NOT a testing laboratory, and NOT a legal-advice service. Compliance decisions remain the responsibility of the importer. EntryProof does not guarantee that any classification, packet, or filing will be accepted by CPSC or CBP.
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