Make sure that your paper is written in the correct WSEAS format. Everything in your paper must comply with the sample; the two columns, the fonts, the line spacing, the paragraph numbering and the left-right-top-bottom margins.

Note that WSEAS does not accept abstracts; your paper must be the full version of your work.

Note that the minimum number of pages is 3 and the maximum 9.

Double check the information you enter in the respective fields.

If the upload fails, try submitting it again. When you succeed, note the last 6-digit ID number the system gives you. It is very important that you mention that number in every correspondence with WSEAS, in order for us to be able to reply to your request as quickly and as efficiently as possible. If you lose the ID number or (in case of a multiple upload) if you are not sure which of the numbers correspond to your paper, contact WSEAS mentioning the title of your paper and the full title of the conference you submitted it to. Do not proceed with your registration and do not send any revised versions of your paper until you are certain that you have a valid ID number.

If your paper has been accepted, you may proceed with your registration according to the instructions in the Acceptance e-mail. Do not neglect to fill in the registration form carefully, clearly writing the ID number and your credit card details (or attach a bank receipt).

It is strongly advised that you don't send us any new (revised) version of your paper before you register. If, however, you feel that you must do so, always send them in separate e-mails, clearly stating your ID number.  Do not forget to write WSEAS on the subject of your e-mail. E-mail messages such as "This is my paper for the WSEAS conference" with no further information will be ignored.

Try to send one file at a time; e-mails that contain a registration form as well as 5-6 more files cause us serious organization problems.