A Review Is Not a Commitment
Submitting your case gets you an assessment — the plan, the scope, and the known third-party charges. You decide whether to proceed after seeing it, not before.
FDA Detention Sampling & Testing Services
Start Your Case
Submit your FDA Notice of Action and shipment details below. Your case will be reviewed, and you'll get an honest read on what coordination can do for your shipment — the required analysis, the feasibility of your location, and the known third-party charges — before any work begins.
Skip the form and call — a coordinator can take your case details directly and start the review on the spot.
Call +1 (786) 561-3726Missing items? Submit anyway — gaps get flagged at review, and an incomplete submission today beats a complete one on Thursday.
All fields help build your case picture, but only the basics are required — send what you have. Responses in English or Español, Monday–Friday 9 AM–5 PM ET, with urgent detention matters prioritized.
By submitting, you're requesting a case review — not committing to services, and not authorizing any submission to FDA. Information is handled per the privacy policy.
Before You Submit
Submitting your case gets you an assessment — the plan, the scope, and the known third-party charges. You decide whether to proceed after seeing it, not before.
Your documents and any eventual results stay with you and the parties you authorize. Whether and how anything is submitted to FDA is your team's decision.
If your location can't be serviced, your product needs different help, or testing isn't the rational choice for your shipment's value — you'll be told plainly at review, not after money is spent.
FDA Detention Sampling is an independent private company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Submitting a request initiates a case review only and does not create a service engagement or a legal or regulatory representation relationship. Sampling, laboratory testing, documentation, and coordination services do not guarantee FDA release, admissibility, acceptance of laboratory results, or any specific regulatory outcome. FDA makes the final admissibility decision.