FIFA Agent Exam Questions: FIFA Clearing House

Practice questions on the FIFA Clearing House: electronic player passports, training rewards, payments and the deadlines clubs must meet. Try 5 questions below; every answer shows the rule and where it is in FIFA's study materials. A free account unlocks all 38 questions on this topic and timed mock exams.

Based on: FIFA Clearing House Regulations · FIFA circulars amending the Clearing House Regulations (January 2026 study materials). Exam dates 2027 →

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Which statement about the FIFA Clearing House is correct under the FIFA Clearing House Regulations?

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What happens to a training reward entitlement that is worth less than EUR 100 (or the equivalent in another currency)?
Answer: It is considered discarded and is not included in an Allocation Statement.
Article 12 paragraph 4 says training reward entitlements below EUR 100 are considered discarded and are left out of the Allocation Statement.
FIFA Clearing House Regulations (January 2026 edition) – Article 12 paragraph 4
A training club suffers a Second Failure of the Compliance Assessment. What is the main sanction for that training club?
Answer: It forfeits the training reward for that transaction; the new club pays it to the training club's Member Association, to be used for football development at national level.
Article 17 paragraph 8 b) says a training club with a Second Failure forfeits the training reward for that transaction. The Allocation Statement is then changed so the money goes to the club's Member Association for football development at national level.
FIFA Clearing House Regulations (January 2026 edition) – Article 17 paragraph 8 b)
Where is the FIFA Clearing House domiciled, according to the definitions in the FIFA Clearing House Regulations?
Answer: Paris, France
The FIFA Clearing House is defined as an independent legal entity domiciled in Paris, France, operating as FIFA Clearing House SAS.
FIFA Clearing House Regulations (January 2026 edition) – Definitions
When entering an international transfer in TMS, how should any training reward payable under the RSTP be treated in relation to the declared transfer compensation?
Answer: It must not be included in the amount declared as transfer compensation
Article 6 paragraph 2 states for the avoidance of doubt that training rewards are not included in the amount declared as transfer compensation.
FIFA Clearing House Regulations (January 2026 edition) – Article 6 paragraph 2
After the EPP review process, the FIFA general secretariat finds a request to amend registration information unclear and asks for further information. What happens if the party does not respond within the five-day time limit?
Answer: The request is disregarded
Article 10 paragraph 1 gives five days to provide further information, and failure to comply results in the request being disregarded.
FIFA Clearing House Regulations (January 2026 edition) – Article 10 paragraph 1
The FIFA general secretariat asks a Member Association for missing contact details of an affiliated club needed for payment processing. Within what time limit must the association provide them?
Answer: Within fifteen (15) days of the request
Article 12 paragraph 2 sets fifteen days, and failure to provide the contact details is sanctioned under article 17 paragraph 3.
FIFA Clearing House Regulations (January 2026 edition) – Article 12 paragraph 2
In which languages must documents provided to, and communications with, the FIFA Clearing House be?
Answer: English, Spanish or French
Article 15 paragraph 5 allows English, Spanish or French. Documents in any other language must be translated into one of these, and both versions must be provided.
FIFA Clearing House Regulations (January 2026 edition) – Article 15 paragraph 5
A new club suffers a Second Failure of the Compliance Assessment and receives a registration ban. When is the ban lifted?
Answer: Only after the FIFA Clearing House confirms that the club has passed a subsequent Compliance Assessment
Under article 17 paragraph 8 a), the Compliance Assessment continues, and the ban is lifted only once the FIFA Clearing House confirms the club has passed a subsequent assessment.
FIFA Clearing House Regulations (January 2026 edition) – Article 17 paragraph 8 a)

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What happens to a training reward entitlement that is worth less than EUR 100 (or the equivalent in another currency)?

A training club suffers a Second Failure of the Compliance Assessment. What is the main sanction for that training club?

Where is the FIFA Clearing House domiciled, according to the definitions in the FIFA Clearing House Regulations?

When entering an international transfer in TMS, how should any training reward payable under the RSTP be treated in relation to the declared transfer compensation?

After the EPP review process, the FIFA general secretariat finds a request to amend registration information unclear and asks for further information. What happens if the party does not respond within the five-day time limit?

The FIFA general secretariat asks a Member Association for missing contact details of an affiliated club needed for payment processing. Within what time limit must the association provide them?

In which languages must documents provided to, and communications with, the FIFA Clearing House be?

A new club suffers a Second Failure of the Compliance Assessment and receives a registration ban. When is the ban lifted?

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