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# Add Standard to Library
## Add new standard to library
When you can’t find the exact standard in the standard list, you will need to add the standard to the library.
1. Click the **'Add Standards and Schemes'** button in the Standards and Schemes List.
2. On the Add Standards and Schemes Form, Click the **Select Standard** Dropdown.
3. Click the **+ Create New Standard** button.
4. In the modal, enter the following fields:
* Standard Code *(i.e. ISO 9001)*
* Standard Version *(i.e. 2015)*
5. Once completed, click **"Submit"** to proceed
6. Once you have saved the standard, it will now appear in the standard global library list and can be assigned to the Certification Bodies.
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