DEA's CSOS allows for secure electronic transmission of Schedule I-V orders without the supporting paper Form 222. Where can CSOS orders be accessed?

DEA's CSOS allows for secure electronic transmission of Schedule I-V orders without the supporting paper Form 222. Where can CSOS orders be accessed?

• A. www.DEAecom.gov
• B. www.dea.gov
• C. www.csos.gov
• D. www.ecommerce-dea.gov

Answer: (C)

CSOS orders are accessed through the CSOS portal at csos.gov. This site is the official, dedicated gateway for the Controlled Substances Ordering System, the DEA’s electronic ordering platform that allows secure transmission of Schedule I–V orders without paper Form 222. To use it, you log in with your CSOS digital certificate and credentials, then you can create, view, and manage orders and their status. The DEA’s main website provides information about the program, but it does not host the CSOS ordering system, and the other domain options are not official access points. So csos.gov is the correct place to access CSOS orders.

CSOS orders are accessed through the CSOS portal at csos.gov. This site is the official, dedicated gateway for the Controlled Substances Ordering System, the DEA’s electronic ordering platform that allows secure transmission of Schedule I–V orders without paper Form 222. To use it, you log in with your CSOS digital certificate and credentials, then you can create, view, and manage orders and their status. The DEA’s main website provides information about the program, but it does not host the CSOS ordering system, and the other domain options are not official access points. So csos.gov is the correct place to access CSOS orders.