Tip for UNOS/OPTN TCR

You can be listed at more than one transplant center to increase your chances — this is called multiple listing

Tip for UNOS/OPTN TCR

Keep your transplant team informed of any changes in your health, medications, or contact information

Tip for UNOS/OPTN TCR

Kidney patients: time on dialysis counts toward wait time — make sure your center records the correct start date

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Transplant Candidate Registration

UNOS/OPTN TCR · UNOS / OPTN

Registers patient on the national transplant waiting list with clinical data. Adds patient to the UNOS Organ Center computerized matching system for 24/7 organ allocation.

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Submitted by the transplant center on your behalf

The transplant center registers you on the UNOS/OPTN waiting list after your transplant evaluation is complete.

Filing Deadline

No deadline — registration occurs after the transplant team determines you are a suitable candidate and completes the evaluation process.

Required Attachments

📎 Complete transplant evaluation results (medical, surgical, psychosocial, financial)
📎 Blood type and tissue typing results
📎 Insurance authorization for transplant
📎 Financial clearance documentation
📎 Listing-specific clinical data (varies by organ: MELD score for liver, PRA for kidney, etc.)

Processing Time

The transplant center submits the registration to UNOS/OPTN electronically. Registration is typically completed within a few days of the listing decision.

What Happens Next

You are placed on the UNOS waiting list. Your position depends on medical urgency, blood type, organ size, distance from donor, and time on the list. The transplant center will monitor your status and update your clinical data regularly.

Tips for This Form

✓ You can be listed at more than one transplant center to increase your chances — this is called multiple listing
✓ Keep your transplant team informed of any changes in your health, medications, or contact information
✓ Kidney patients: time on dialysis counts toward wait time — make sure your center records the correct start date
✓ You can check your status through your transplant center coordinator at any time

More Transplant Forms

Transplant Recipient Registration (Organ-Specific)

UNOS/OPTN organ-specific · UNOS / OPTN

Organ-specific data collection form completed at the time of transplant for outcomes tracking.

Donor Histocompatibility Form

UNOS/OPTN histocompatibility · UNOS / OPTN

Tissue typing and compatibility data for organ matching submitted by the histocompatibility laboratory.

Transplant Financial Clearance / Insurance Verification

Center-specific · Transplant centers

Verification of insurance coverage, payor authorizations, and financial resources. Financial coordinators advise patients on insurance, billing, and funding options.

Transplant-Specific Insurance Authorization

Insurer-specific · Health insurance plans

Pre-authorization for transplant evaluation, listing, surgery, and post-transplant care. Often requires Centers of Excellence designation.

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