Foreign medical device manufacturers registering with the U.S. FDA are required to appoint a U.S.-based Agent. The U.S. Agent serves as the primary point of contact between the FDA and the foreign manufacturer for regulatory communications.
A U.S. Agent may assist with FDA communications related to establishment registration, inspections, import activities, and other regulatory matters.
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FAQ
Yes! As per the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), all foreign medical device manufacturers seeking to market their products in the United States are required to designate a U.S. Agent.
No. FDA requires foreign device establishments to appoint a U.S. Agent before completing establishment registration.
No, the roles and responsibilities of a U.S. Agent remain the same irrespective of the class of a device manufactured in a given foreign establishment.
Yes. Foreign manufacturers of Class I, II, and III devices must appoint a U.S. Agent if they wish to register with FDA.
Yes, foreign manufacturers must update their U.S. Agent details in the FURLS system. This includes submitting information such as the agent's name, title, business name, address, phone number, DUNS number, and email.
A U.S. Agent may assist in submissions and communication, but the foreign manufacturer remains fully responsible for all regulatory content and declarations.
Yes. A foreign manufacturer may update its U.S. Agent information through the FDA registration system when required.
No. The manufacturer remains responsible for all regulatory submissions and declarations.
No. Quality and regulatory compliance remain the responsibility of the manufacturer.
No. One U.S. Agent may represent multiple devices manufactured by the same establishment.
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