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# 1. Filling the Title Content Submission form
Follow the on-screen instructions to fill out the submission form. Below is a step-by-step guide:
1. Submit the images and Title description from the **Content** tab.
Each field will have its own instructions & validation which you can check by hovering on the *Info icons* on the portal or referring to [Title Content Submission Best Practices](/coda-portal/coda-portal-appendix/title-content-submission-best-practices.md).
2. You can always save your progress by using the **Save as draft** button located at the bottom of the form. You can always resume filling out the form by finding your drafted submission forms under **Codashop titles.**
3. Once you complete the form & pass all validation checks, the **Submit for Review** button (located at the bottom of the page) will become available. Click on it to send your form for our team to review!
4. Once the status is **Under review**. You can click on **View Submission** at any time from the **Codashop titles** page to check the status of the form you have submitted.
Here's a quick video guide on Title content submission
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Submit Title Content (English version)
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Submit Title Content (Chinese version)
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