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CPSC citation code 1222: Safety Standard for Bedside Sleepers

Code 1222 is the eFiling citation code CPSC assigns to 16 CFR 1222 (Safety Standard for Bedside Sleepers). You enter it exactly as shown when you certify a product to this rule, whether in the CPSC Product Registry, in a Product Registry bulk-upload CSV, or in a Full PGA Message Set filed by your customs broker.

Citation code1222
Regulation16 CFR 1222: Safety Standard for Bedside Sleepers (official text)
Certificate type(s) in CPSC's listCPC (children's products)
Testing exclusions linked to this codeNone in CPSC list

Testing and certification

  • On a CPC (children's products): certification must be based on testing by a CPSC-accepted third-party laboratory; in the Registry CSV that lab is entered as Lab Type ITL with its CPSC lab ID.

Whichever certificate you issue must contain all seven elements of 16 CFR 1110.11: product ID, each applicable rule (including this one), certifier, records custodian, date and place of manufacture, date and place of testing, and the attestation. See CPC guidance / GCC guidance.

How to enter code 1222

  • Product Registry CSV (CSV Guide V3): put it in the Lab N Citation Codes column of the lab that tested it; separate several codes with a semicolon, e.g. 1222; 1303. Do not add commas.
  • Product Registry web form: pick 1222 from the citation drop-down.
  • Full PGA Message Set: your broker sends it in a PG60 record (one PG60 per citation).

HTS categories where this rule is common

Based on CPSC's product categories in its Oct 2026 HTS flag list; confirm against your own product:

Deadlines

  • July 8, 2026: eFiling mandatory for imported regulated products (formal and informal entries); new certificate content rules (16 CFR 1110.11) apply to domestic and imported products.
  • January 8, 2027: products entered for consumption or warehousing from a Foreign Trade Zone.
  • January 20, 2027: international mail shipments filed under CBP's new Entry Type 13.
  • There is no de minimis exemption for eFiling. Sources: Final Rule (90 FR 1800), CPSC mail guidance (Oct 2026).

Each durable infant or toddler product type has its own mandatory standard, so a crib, stroller or high chair is certified to its specific part number on a Children's Product Certificate. These products are children's products, so third-party testing by a CPSC-accepted laboratory is required.

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Source: CPSC eFiling Citation and Testing Exclusion Codes (Dec 18, 2025).