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Who participates in an EPP review
Once an EPP has been generated, it is considered to be provisional for at least ten days, and it will appear in TMS with the status “Pending”. During this time, all TMS stakeholders may inspect this provisional EPP for accuracy.
The parties listed in the provisional EPP are automatically considered to be participants in that EPP review process. All participants will receive a notification in TMS informing them that an EPP has been generated.
When a Member Association can request involvement
Member Associations that are not already participating in the EPP review process may request to participate if:
- the Member Association believes that registration information is missing from the EPP; or
- an affiliated club informs the Member Association that registration information is missing from the EPP.
A Member Association may submit its request to participate in the EPP review process only when the EPP’s status is shown as “Pending”.
All requests to participate in the EPP review process are subject to FIFA’s approval. If the request to participate is approved, the Member Association can to provide the additional registration information during the EPP review process (when the EPP’s status is shown as “Review”).
Submit the request
To request participation in an EPP review process, the EPP must have “Pending” status. The Member Association must click “Request involvement”.
To submit the request, click on “Confirm”.
What happens after submission
Once the request has been submitted, the “Request involvement” button will no longer be available for selection, and the EPP’s status will be shown as “Pending” for ten days after the EPP has been generated.
