UK Responsible Person (UKRP) Services For Medical Devices & IVDs

Helping overseas manufacturers achieve UK MDR compliance, MHRA registration, and seamless access to the UK medical device market with expert regulatory support.

MHRA Compliance

Expert support for UK medical device compliance and MHRA requirements.

UK MDR Guidance

Guidance for overseas manufacturers under UK MDR 2002 requirements.

Fast UKRP Setup

Quick UK Responsible Person appointment and onboarding support.

Market Access Support

Helping manufacturers place medical devices and IVDs on the UK market.

Our UKRP Process

1. Submit Documents

Provide necessary company and device information

2. Compliance Review

Our experts review your documentation for UK MDR compliance.

3. UKRP Appointment

We act as your UK Responsible Person.

4. MHRA Registration

We support your device registration and submissions to the MHRA.

5. Ongoing Support

We provide ongoing compliance and regulatory support in the UK.

Who Needs A UK Responsible Person?

Overseas manufacturers placing medical devices or IVDs on the UK market must appoint a UK Responsible Person to meet UK regulatory requirements.

Non-UK Manufacturers

Companies based outside the UK with no registered UK place of business.

Medical Device Brands

Manufacturers placing medical devices or IVDs on the UK market.

UK MDR Compliance

Support for meeting UK MDR 2002 and MHRA obligations.

Importers & Distributors

UK supply chain partners supporting compliant market access.

Why Manufacturers Choose Us

15+

Years of Regulatory Experience

100+

Global Manufacturers Supported

100%

Focus on MHRA Compliance

fast

Response & Dedicated Support

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the registration process take?

MHRA registration timelines vary depending on device classification and documentation readiness. Most registrations are completed within a few working days once all required information has been submitted.

We support Class I, Class IIa, Class IIb, Class III medical devices, and IVDs requiring UK MDR and MHRA compliance support.

 

  • Device description and intended use
  • Risk management file
  • Technical documentation or summary
  • Declaration of Conformity
  • Labelling and Instructions for Use (IFU)
  • Quality management system evidence (where applicable)
  • UDI information (if assigned)

Additional documents may be required depending on device class and whether MDR or IVDR applies.

How do I register on EUDAMED and MHRA?

We assist manufacturers with MHRA device registration requirements and provide guidance regarding EUDAMED obligations where applicable.

Yes. All medical devices, including Class I devices, must have a clinical evaluation demonstrating safety and performance.
For many Class I devices, this can often be based on existing clinical data and scientific literature, rather than new clinical investigations.

Manufacturers must maintain appropriate post-market surveillance systems, complaint handling procedures, vigilance reporting, and corrective action processes to remain compliant.