Choose an EU Authorized Representative (EUAR) FAQ - Updated October 2025
How To 7 Critical Criteria for Selecting Your EU Authorized Representative. Expert guidance by Pure Global regulatory specialists
As your independent EU Authorized Representative, Pure Global combines local European regulatory expertise with global reach to streamline CE Marking and market access. Our transparent pricing, Notified Body relationships, and multi-language support deliver comprehensive EUAR services for medical device and IVD manufacturers.
Published rates: Class I €4K-€10K, Class IIa/IIb €15K-€35K, Class III €30K-€50K+
One EUAR → 27 EU countries + 30+ international markets from single partner
Not affiliated with distributors - you control your EU registrations and commercial strategy
10+ years EU regulatory experience, Notified Body relationships, multi-language support
450 million population across 27 EU countries
Varies by device class and Notified Body involvement
Key criteria to evaluate and compare EUAR candidates
Depends on device class and application quality
Frequently Asked Questions
Understanding EU Authorized Representative (EUAR) Basics
EUAR Pricing & Cost Transparency
EUAR Technical Expertise & Qualifications
Multi-Country Coverage & Global Reach
Class I (Self-Certification)
€4,000 - €10,000
Class IIa/IIb (Notified Body)
€15,000 - €35,000
Class III (High Risk)
€30,000 - €50,000+
Includes:
- ✓ EUAR appointment & liaison
- ✓ Technical documentation review
- ✓ EUDAMED registration
- ✓ Notified Body coordination
- ✓ Post-market surveillance
Essential Criteria:
- ☐ Published pricing transparency
- ☐ Independent (not distributor)
- ☐ 5+ years MDR/IVDR experience
- ☐ EU office with EUDAMED access
- ☐ Notified Body relationships
- ☐ Multi-language support (EN/DE/FR)
- ☐ Global market coverage (30+ countries)
- ☐ Client references available
✅ Pure Global meets all criteria
Note: This FAQ guide provides general information about regulatory requirements and should not be considered as legal advice. Regulations are subject to change. Always consult with qualified regulatory professionals for specific guidance.
Last updated: October 2025 | Based on Choose an EU Authorized Representative (EUAR) official documentation
