Natallia Vasilyeva, author and founder of Registry Intelligence
Author

Natallia Vasilyeva

Author and founder of Registry Intelligence, focused on official-source commercial intelligence, public-record research, and U.S. regulatory and compliance workflows.

My work develops structured, source-backed guides and data tools from federal, state, county, municipal, and public-agency records. Current research includes CPSC eFiling requirements and data-preparation workflows for U.S. importers, alongside earlier work on public registries and cross-border administrative systems.

Research profiles and deposits

Author identifiers and selected research deposits connected with official-source, regulatory, and public-registry research.

Research and editorial focus

The current focus of my work is the structured interpretation of U.S. official-source systems for commercial and regulatory use. This includes federal, state, county, municipal, and agency records, as well as CPSC eFiling requirements, certificate-data preparation, CSV validation, and importer-facing compliance workflows.

Materials are prepared from current official sources, agency instructions, regulatory texts, public records, and technical documentation. Earlier research also examines public-registry desynchronisation and cross-border administrative systems. The work is informational and analytical and does not constitute legal advice or an official agency determination.

Publications

Current Research: CPSC eFiling for U.S. Importers

Selected guides explain current CPSC eFiling requirements, product applicability, Product Registry workflows, certificate-data preparation, CSV validation, and importer-specific filing questions using official CPSC and U.S. Customs sources.