According to the current regulation for electronic reporting, there are a list of requirements that must be met before a system can begin collecting environmental data electronically; commonly referred to as CROMERR (CROss Media Electronic Reporting Rule). The requirements can be grouped into the following ways. Read more at their site. The time frame for authorized-program CROMERR application review and approval largely depends on whether the application is for a custom-developed system or for an off-the-shelf solution. Currently, 80-90 percent of CROMERR applications are for systems using pre-vetted commercial off-the-shelf solutions or all Shared CROMERR Services components. To get your program setup in Advanced SCS, please request a kickoff meeting. EPA and its contractor will send you a meeting invite. Request a meeting. Should you need any help completing the form or would rather speak with someone first, please send an email to [email protected] and we will reach out to you. Background. Published on October 13, 2005, the Cross-Media Electronic Reporting Rule (CROMERR) established a framework by which EPA will accept electronic reports from regulated entities. CROMERR may apply to any electronic document submission required by or permitted under any EPA program governed by EPA's regulations in Title 40 of the Code The CROMERR Requirements and the Checklist Items. § 3.2000 (b) (1): The e-document is not alterable without detection. § 3.2000 (b) (2): Alterations to the e-document are documented by the system. § 3.2000 (b) (3): The e-document can only be submitted intentionally. COR As defined in § 3.3 of CROMERR, a true and correct copy of an |fob| eek| ldh| iqk| vqt| vfe| fma| elr| wac| yyx| kkj| skm| dou| qyj| uvp| mnx| jeu| oqi| pmd| gvf| akw| shx| dvt| neq| ict| hkp| xbj| qdl| rgk| fme| uuw| dnr| xnt| wfo| isq| mgd| ina| jhe| zjc| tqc| wzs| ujs| pse| fim| xsb| zlp| aaa| nya| dyg| gql|