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In order for an application to be considered eligible for a CIR, it must meet specific criteria, such as being active. <ref name="Contracting"> Nguyen, Trang. Contracting. http://buenosaires48.icann.org/en/schedule/wed-contracting/presentation-contracting-20nov13-en.pdf </ref> An applicant will not receive a CIR if the new gTLD is under objection, in contention, or has received a [[GAC]] early warning. <ref name="Contracting"></ref> Additionally, if the gTLD is considered at high risk for [[name collision]] or has active changes pending, it will not qualify for a CIR invitation. <ref name="Contracting"></ref>
In order for an application to be considered eligible for a CIR, it must meet specific criteria, such as being active. <ref name="Contracting"> Nguyen, Trang. Contracting. http://buenosaires48.icann.org/en/schedule/wed-contracting/presentation-contracting-20nov13-en.pdf </ref> An applicant will not receive a CIR if the new gTLD is under objection, in contention, or has received a [[GAC]] early warning. <ref name="Contracting"></ref> Additionally, if the gTLD is considered at high risk for [[name collision]] or has active changes pending, it will not qualify for a CIR invitation. <ref name="Contracting"></ref>
== CIR Substantive Review ==
== CIR Review ==
After the CIR is submitted, it is checked for completeness and subject to a substantive review. Although [[ICANN]] processes CIRs by their priority number, any problems or errors found will result in a more lengthy CIR process and follow up procedure. <ref name="Contracting"></ref>
== Registry Agreement (with Code of Conduct Exemptions) ==
== Registry Agreement (with Code of Conduct Exemptions) ==
== Pre-Delegation Testing ==
== Pre-Delegation Testing ==