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Operator + operating controls

Careful paperwork, visible checkpoints, and a clear expert boundary.

WaivedLab prepares CLIA Certificate of Waiver and applicable state-pathway documents. You review and sign the packet. The written scope identifies the required manual channel and sender; any WaivedLab transmission requires separate written authorization. The agency—not WaivedLab—makes the final decision.

Legal operator

Covo Franco Digital LLC

a Wyoming limited liability company. Registered address: 30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801. WaivedLab is the service name used for this document-preparation operation.

Responsible operator

Amaury Covo

Amaury runs WaivedLab's intake, document-preparation workflow, and agency follow-up.

Customer contact

hello@waivedlab.com

Quotes, packet questions, authorizations, corrections, and support use this WaivedLab address.

How accountability works

Controls you can verify in your own case.

Trust should not depend on a badge or a vague claim. These are the checkpoints a client should be able to see in the correspondence and deliverables for a filing.

View a fictitious sample packet
  1. 01

    Your intake starts a conversation

    The checker and inquiry form help us understand your state, workflow, and planned tests. They do not open an agency filing or authorize a submission.

  2. 02

    Scope and price are confirmed first

    We send a written scope and quote before paid work begins. State-specific requirements are manually confirmed because every jurisdiction uses different forms and procedures. Government fees and any independent expert fees are identified separately.

  3. 03

    The packet is built from your information

    We organize the applicable application, test-system details, state steps, signatures, and routing information. Device-specific claims still require verification against official sources.

  4. 04

    You review and sign

    You receive the prepared documents before submission. You confirm the facts, make the operational decisions, and sign every form that requires your signature.

  5. 05

    Manual submission is confirmed in writing

    The accepted scope identifies the required agency channel and sender. Software never signs or autonomously submits. Any WaivedLab transmission requires separate written authorization for the completed packet.

  6. 06

    You receive a follow-up trail

    After the signed packet is sent through the confirmed channel, we keep the routing record and available transmission evidence, relay agency follow-up, and handle reasonable corrections to the initial application.

WaivedLab handles

  • Administrative intake and document assembly
  • Federal and applicable state-pathway preparation
  • Signature and authorization checkpoints
  • Manual submission instructions and authorized transmission when included
  • Reasonable corrections to the initial application within the agreed scope

The client controls

  • The clinic's facts, owners, locations, and contacts
  • The test menu, exact devices, and clinical workflow
  • Review and signature of every application
  • Whether to retain a qualified independent adviser
  • Payment of government and third-party fees

Where expert judgment begins

WaivedLab does not provide legal, medical, laboratory-director, or test-selection advice. If a question requires that judgment, we pause the affected work and tell you what needs independent review. You choose and retain the qualified adviser under that adviser's own scope and fee.

If a case includes a separate professional review, the written scope identifies the reviewer's role before work begins. We do not claim that any named consultant reviews every case. No consultant, laboratory, CMS, FDA, or state agency sponsors or endorses WaivedLab.

Initial corrections versus later changes

Reasonable clarifications, corrections, and related resubmission work for the initial application are included in the accepted filing fee. We do not add a surprise charge for an ordinary correction cycle.

A later change in director, address, location, ownership, test menu, device, phone number, or laboratory email is a separate update service. WaivedLab confirms the current jurisdiction-specific process and provides a written quote before beginning that work.

Official sources and corrections

Our state and test pages link to the official sources used to build them. Rules, forms, fees, and agency instructions can change, and an official source controls if it conflicts with this site. Report a possible error to hello@waivedlab.com; we will review the source and correct confirmed errors.