Each notification will be assigned a registration number by ECHA by Dec 1st 2008. A notifier can claim their REACH registration number from the Agency (via the REACH IT system). This functionality is now available, see the following from ECHA for details:
The following information is required:
Certain documentation is also required for Only Representatives.
Provided that the claimant's details match those of the notifier the Agency will provide the registration number. If the details do not match, further verification will be required by the Agency/member state competent authority (MSCA).
If the details do not match, you will be informed and are advised to contact your Member State Competent Authority. If this occurs please ONLY contact us using the following e-mail address: newsubs.uk@hse.gsi.gov.uk
When doing this, please provide;
Please note that even small typing errors may cause the claim to be rejected or a company name may not have been amended and we therefore advise you to try alternatives before contacting us.
The UK REACH CA has now received the migrated IUCLID 5 files for all UK NONS notifications.
To request your migrated SNIF file(s), please contact the new subs account (newsubs.uk@hse.gsi.gov.uk) with the following information;
Before distribution we will need to confirm a claimant’s entitlement to the file(s) therefore, if there are any changes to the notifier details we have on file please provide an explanation with supporting evidence where applicable.
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Alternatively the IUCLID 5 SNIF Migration plug-in allows you to convert SNIF files yourself – information on this tool has been published by ECHA:
Substances notified in accordance with Directive 67/548/EEC are regarded as registered by the manufacturer or importer who submitted the notification (Article 24(1)). The registration requirements under Title II are therefore covered by the notification in the tonnage band for which the notification was made. The registration of the monomers or other substances from which the notified polymers are derived is not required.
As soon as the manufactured/imported quantity of polymer reaches the next tonnage threshold, the registration requirements (Title II of REACH) as described in this guidance should be followed for the monomer(s) or any other substance(s) meeting the conditions of Article 6(3).
Article 22 of the REACH regulation [PDF 1.25MB] lists the further duties of registrants, specifically when an updated registration should be submitted to the Agency.
When the next REACH tonnage threshold is reached the notifier/registrant will need to comply with the relevant requirements for that level under REACH [Article 24].
If additional information was required for your NONS notification, this should be submitted to ECHA as an update to your dossier (in IUCLID 5 format) following normal ECHA procedures.
