State filing guide
CLIA waiver application and requirements in Connecticut.
Ask about my application — no payment todayConnecticut's waived-only licensing exemption needs clarification before a filing route is stated.
Sources checked 2026-09-10 · next source check due 2026-10-10
Agency clarification needed
These findings describe the linked sources. They do not establish that your facility qualifies for an exemption or that its application is ready. Facility type, ownership, personnel, locations and exact test systems can change the requirements.
What the official sources say
- The published D22 provision refers to tests exempt for CLIA purposes; that wording must not automatically be read as CLIA-waived testing.
- Later rulemaking text expressly describes waiver/PPM exemptions, but this review did not establish its effective adoption.
Fees and timing
Check the current agency fee notice and fee schedule. Government fees are separate from preparation-service fees. This source summary does not promise a processing or approval date.
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- 1Ask DPH which currently effective provision and application requirements apply to this waived-only facility; assess collection activities separately.
Frequently asked questions
What filing route does the cited Connecticut guidance describe?
Connecticut's waived-only licensing exemption needs clarification before a filing route is stated.
Which requirements are named in the cited Connecticut materials?
The published D22 provision refers to tests exempt for CLIA purposes; that wording must not automatically be read as CLIA-waived testing. Later rulemaking text expressly describes waiver/PPM exemptions, but this review did not establish its effective adoption.
What do the sources establish about fees and timing in Connecticut?
Check the current agency fee notice and fee schedule. Government fees are separate from preparation-service fees. This source summary does not promise a processing or approval date.
Does this page confirm CLIA approval or legal compliance in Connecticut?
No. This is an educational prep checklist. It does not confirm approval, legal compliance, or waived status for any specific device. Verify every requirement with CMS, the FDA, and your state agency before testing.
Other jurisdictions
Each jurisdiction publishes its own terminology, forms, channel, signatures, and fees.
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