Changes to ASP: AWs Please read5469

Originally Posted by drchaos
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Originally Posted by JLS_Comics
How about a searchable Facilitator database with geography, services and reviews? Since many of us will now need to exclusively utilize their services, I'd like a convenient way to access them.

There is a Facebook group I joined recently where people post asking for a facilitator or notifying the group that one is available for certain shows.

I only joined the group recently so U can't speak to quality yet but it does exist.

Originally Posted by KingNampa
Update...

Originally Posted by Mark Roman
Follow-up on CBCS changes & new guidelines:

IN-HOUSE PRESSING: Invoice submissions that need pressing services are to be done separately from submissions that do NOT require pressing.
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Any ASP book submitted with 10 or more signatures will be charged an additional $5 processing fee. ASP books with 20 or more signatures will have an additional $5 fee added on again. The reason for this increase in processing fees is the length of time required to check each signature and date associated with the books.
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The minimum submission of books from CBCS approved witnesses (Personal-Use AW & Facilitators) is still 5 per show (previously changed from 10, as the minimum).
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Personal Use AWs are not allowed to have their books travel to other events to add signatures, unless the additional signatures are handled by a Facilitator, with proper documentation (multi-event forms).
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· Facilitators & Personal-use AWs must submit all books within 10 business days of the last signing event, submissions after 10 days risk not qualifying for an ASP (yellow label) designation.
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· Facilitators submitting books with incomplete submission paperwork or turning in books inside of window-cut bags, will have a $1/book surcharge added to that submission. Effective March 1st, 2018.
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**Personal Use AWs must apply for AW status a least two weeks prior to the signing event.
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Thank you

Originally Posted by SteveRicketts
@KatKomics Mark Roman's email address is mroman@cbcscomics.com
He would be happy to answer your questions.

Originally Posted by SpeedforceKJ
Question:

I had met David Finch last weekend and was approved as an AW for the event. I've already sent my books in for grading however I had missed the portion that says David Finch has to have managers initials on the form to get a yellow label. I was not charged as I'm active military stationed here overseas.

So because of this am I now screwed on getting a yellow label for my books?

Originally Posted by fivestar
What's the appropriate method to submit for a yellow labeled art/commissioned piece that was done in Nov/Dec but only just picked up from the artist this weekend? Do you put the date information from when the piece was actually done, or when it was actually received from the artist?

Never submitted an art piece before so not sure the best way to go about it. Is it just treated the same as an witnessed signature?

Appreciate the clarification