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# Submit subscription form
**1)** On the Katalist homepage, click “Register” on the top right cornerin.
**2)** This will open a new window with the Subscription Form, where you can fill out all required information directly on an online version of the document.
**3)** The first section highlights the fact that once signed by all parties this subscription form constitutes a binding agreement between the Registry User (i.e., your company) and Katalist.
*Note: Your legal team should review the different documents listed on this form.*
**4)** After reviewing the documentation listed, you should input your company’s information.
**5)** Then you should fill out the information of the user who will be the Company Representative.
*Note: The company representative, as defined by the Katalist, is a natural person authorized by a Registry User to act on behalf of the Registry User as set out in the Manual, Section 5.*
**6)** The final input for this form is where you should enter the name of the employee from your organization who will sign the subscription form.
**7)** When all fields in the form have been completed, click 'Download PDF' at the top right.
8\) Send the Subscription form in PDF to email with all the required documentation listed below.
The Katalist team will then review this form and the documentation and contact you if any clarification is needed.
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