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Why was my content rejected for Wrong Release?

Content submitted with the wrong release

If your content was rejected with “Wrong Release - The wrong model or property release may have been attached. Please verify that the attached release belongs to the model or property in this submission. For mature content, please ensure you provide a government issued ID attached directly to the model release,” it is most likely because:

  • The model release form attached to your submission does not appear to belong to the person depicted in the content.

  • The property release form attached to your submission does not appear to belong to the real estate property (e.g., a building interior, etc.) or intellectual property depicted in the content (e.g., painting, tattoo, photographic print, sculpture, etc.).

We Recommend

  • Ensuring you upload and attach the correct model or property release forms before submitting content for review.

  • Your releases are named and saved in a way that allows you to easily identify which release belongs to which model or property.

    • Although optional, filling out the Model Details options for model release uploads (ethnicity, age, and gender) helps customers find the specific attributes for which they are looking. This can also help you to keep track of which release belongs to which model (see image below).

  • When batch editing on the Submit content page, make sure you are selecting the correct images to attach releases.

  • When attaching saved releases, be careful to select the correct release from your list of saved release files.

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Corrections Needed

Our review workflow simplifies the process of resubmitting content. If your content was returned for corrections, please refer to this support article for guidance on how to navigate the correction process.

More Information

If you don’t understand the reason for the rejection of your content or if you’d like additional clarification, please contact contributor support.

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