Four registration types, four different renewal schedules. Find your category below and start your renewal — or check the comparison table first if you're not sure which one applies to you.
Each card links to its own detailed renewal guide and a dedicated renewal form.
Food, beverage, and dietary supplement facilities. Renews every two years, shared window.
Renewal Guide → Start RenewalDevice manufacturers, repackagers, and importers. Renews every year — an annual requirement.
Renewal Guide → Start RenewalPharmaceutical manufacturers. Also renews every year, same window as devices, but no FDA fee.
Renewal Guide → Start RenewalCosmetic manufacturers. Renews every two years — but on your own individual date, not a shared window.
Renewal Guide → Start RenewalAll four side by side.
| Registration Type | Renewal Frequency | Renewal Window | FDA Government Fee | Orionex Fee (1yr) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Food Facility | Every 2 years | Oct 1 – Dec 31 (even years) | $0 | $300 |
| Medical Device | Every year | Oct 1 – Dec 31 | $11,423 (FY2026) | $550 |
| Drug Establishment | Every year | Oct 1 – Dec 31 | $0 | $550 |
| MoCRA Cosmetic | Every 2 years | Your own individual date | $0 | $650 |
Orionex's fee is our U.S. Agent service, separate from any FDA government fee shown above. See our full renewal deadlines guide for how these schedules interact across a full calendar year.
No — food is biennial on a shared window, device and drug are annual on that same shared window, and MoCRA cosmetic is biennial but on your own individual date. See the table above.
Only medical device registration — $11,423 for FY2026. Food, drug, and cosmetic renewals have no FDA government fee.
Many businesses do — for example, a supplement brand that also sells cosmetics. Each renewal type is a separate form and a separate renewal; start with whichever category applies to your current registration.
Every renewal type includes U.S. Agent service and a renewal reminder for your next cycle.
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