[D] Doubt regarding CVPR camera ready submission

2026-03-20 · Source: Machine Learning · Field: Technology & Digital — Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning · Depth: Fundamental Awareness, quick

Summary

A researcher recently submitted their CVPR camera-ready paper and copyright form to the CPS website, noting that the submission status changed to "submitted." However, they did not receive a confirmation email from CPS, which contrasts with their experience from previous submissions via the IEEE CPS portal where confirmation emails were routinely sent. The researcher is seeking to confirm whether other submitters typically receive a confirmation email after submitting their main track camera-ready paper and copyright form for CVPR.

Key takeaway

For researchers submitting camera-ready papers to CVPR via the CPS website, if you do not receive an immediate confirmation email, do not assume an error. Confirm your submission status directly on the CPS portal, as email confirmations may not be consistently issued for all submission types or portals. Consider reaching out to CVPR support if the status remains unconfirmed on the portal.

Key insights

CVPR camera-ready submissions via CPS may not always generate confirmation emails.

In practice

• Verify submission status directly on the CPS website.
• Check spam folders for delayed emails.

Topics

• CVPR
• Camera-Ready Submission
• Conference Publishing
• Copyright Form

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