Hi @GAZARRI_STORE,

Thanks for the post.

Please note that if Amazon believes that a trademark is associated with a product that you are selling that is not approved by the brand for use in connection with that product, you may be asked to provide a Letter of Authorization from the relevant brand owner to show that you have permission to use their registered trademark.

A. Format Checks

• PDF Documents.

• Scanned images of PDF.

• Word (Self declarations are only acceptable if you are the Brand owner).

• Screenshots of email from the domain of Company holding rights to the Protected Brand

B. Component Checks

• Acceptable documentation (physical/digital) should have all of the below components:

• Letter Head from the Company holding rights to the Protected Brand.

• Body of the LOA having all of the essential terms as outlined above.

Signatories:

• Authorized signatory from the Licensor Company.

• Signature/Digital Signature or Stamping or Seal for franking of the document.

INVOICES

Copies of invoices, receipts or other similar documents that demonstrate where your products are produced or manufactured

You invoice should include

• detailed list of products (at least 10 per item, Product name, model number or UPC that can be verified online)) ,

• terms of sale (net30/net60/cash..)

• must be by the brand itself or a brand authorized distributor (not a retail store for the general public, not some back door pallet seller wanna be distributor )***

• your full business name and address, as entered in seller central

• a COMPLETED transaction ( order shipped),

• suppliers full name and contact details, (e-mail, phone or both)

• Should reflect the sales volume of your product across all Amazon marketplaces in the last 365 days

• Should demonstrate your product’s full supply chain

**Should include contact information for the supplier(s) and the original manufacturer. We may contact suppliers or manufacturers to verify the documents

Best regards,

Rose_Amazon