With help from various regulatory officials across the country, American Law Label verifies important details about your URN including:
Your URN is expired. Registering for a URN is only the first step in compliance. URNs have expiration dates, and failing to submit payment for renewal means your URN may no longer be compliant.
The factory where your product is manufactured has changed. A URN represents the physical factory where your product is manufactured. If your factory has changed locations, or you have changed manufacturers altogether, your URN must be updated.
The company name or address has changed. Name and address changes must be reflected on the law label.
Your URN has never been verified. If you are like many companies, URNs are not top of mind. URN Verification gives you peace of mind that the URN on your law labels are fully compliant so you avoid costly fines and violations.