"To be considered for reinstatement, please upload a valid FCC to the product detail page." on Amazon: what it means

The seller reproduces a notice asking for FCC information on the detail page. The notice also refers to an invalid radio compliance value. If your product is a wireless mouse, the checks below cover radio documents and identification; they don't settle the seller's dispute.

The things you must have

• FCC equipment authorization: Your factory applies through a certification body; you'll ask for the FCC grant and ID.

• FCC ID label: Your factory prints the authorized FCC ID; you'll ask for a label photo.

• Country of origin marking: Your factory supplies English markings.

Check these first

If your mouse has a wireless transmitter, you'll need the FCC identification covering that transmitter when you ask your factory for the product's radio documents. If your mouse incorporates a previously authorized module, ask your factory to confirm its installation follows the module instructions when checking the host's authorization paperwork. If your mouse uses an unauthorized module, you'll need to check the finished product's own radio authorization rather than relying on an existing module authorization. If your mouse includes digital electronics, ask for the digital emissions testing when you review the test coverage supplied for the electronics inside the mouse. If your mouse is too small for its FCC identification marking, check the identification provided in its instructions and packaging while reviewing the labeling options.