Author: Noah King

Entity validation can take anywhere rom 4-6 weeks with the help of a Certified Registration Specialists. On your own, can take anywhere from 2-3 months with new validation processes implemented by SAM and CAGE. If you are unsure of what your UEI number is, follow the steps below:

• • At the top of this page, select “Check SAM Status & Details” in red
  • Input your company’s name or CAGE Code
  • After solving the short math equation, a brief summary of your SAM Registration will generate including
    • UEI
    • Expiration Date
    • POC’s
    • NAICS Code
    • and more

You can also access the lookup tool by clicking the button below

The SAM.gov unique entity ID (UEI) is a 12-character alphanumerical string of letters and numbers tied to entity’s registered in SAM. If you are unsure of what your UEI number is, follow the steps below:

• • At the top of this page, select “Check SAM Status & Details” in red
  • Input your company’s name or CAGE Code
  • After solving the short math equation, a brief summary of your SAM Registration will generate including
    • UEI
    • Expiration Date
    • POC’s
    • NAICS Code
    • and more

You can also access the lookup tool by clicking the button below

Right now, the process to get an entity ID in SAM is taking anywhere from 4-6 weeks. On your own, it may take even longer with new guidelines and procedures implemented by SAM. USBRI is recommending starting the renewal process at least 60-days before the set expiration.

If you are unsure of your SAM Registration status, use the SAM Status Lookup Tool by clicking below.