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EnglishHow to Get Help with CVPR 2027 Submissions, Registration, or Other Issues
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Use the CVPR Help Desk for questions about paper submission, OpenReview, camera-ready papers, registration, cancellations, childcare/guests, expo/guests, lodging, visa letters, reviewer or area chair issues, and website or invitation letter problems. For login, inactive account, invitation letter, or "paper not associated with a registration" issues, the site directs you to the website help link instead. These are the support routes listed on the CVPR 2027 site; the page does not publish response times, phone numbers, or a support email address.
What the CVPR Help Desk covers
The Help Desk is the listed contact point for these topics:
| Category | Topics listed |
|---|---|
| Authors | Paper submission, OpenReview issues, camera-ready paper |
| Registration | General registration, cancellations, childcare/guests |
| Travel and access | Lodging, visa letter |
| Reviewers and chairs | OpenReview issues, general reviewer issues, area chair issues |
| Expo | Expo/guests |
| Website | Website and invitation letter help |
If your question falls under one of these, the Help Desk is the intended channel. Note that author-side OpenReview problems and reviewer-side OpenReview problems are listed separately, so describe your role when you ask.
When to use the website help link instead
The site points to the website help link for a narrower set of technical problems:
- Login problems
- Inactive accounts
- Invitation letters
- Papers not associated with a registration
The distinction matters: account and access problems go to the website help link, while program, registration, and logistics questions go to the Help Desk. If you are unsure which applies, start with the website help link for anything involving signing in or account state.
Before you contact support
A few checks save a round trip:
- Confirm the dates and venue. CVPR 2027 is in Seattle, WA, June 20–25, 2027. Registration and travel questions should reference these dates.
- Check the calls first. The site lists a Call for Papers and a Call for Workshops, with announcements dated Sep 3 (Call for Papers) and Oct 2 (Call for Workshops). Submission-rule questions are often answered there before you need the Help Desk.
- Read the author guidelines. The site links Author Guidelines and a note to complete your OpenReview profile. Many OpenReview and submission errors trace back to an incomplete profile.
- Identify your role and paper. For submission or review issues, have your paper ID and role (author, reviewer, area chair) ready.
Related pages worth knowing
- Code of Conduct / Privacy Policy — linked from the main navigation; relevant if your question concerns conduct at the conference or how your data is handled.
- Organizing Committee and Program Committee — listed under Organization, useful for identifying the right person for a program-level question.
- Exhibitor Information, Expo Schedule, and Exhibitor List and Floorplan — under Expo, for industry participants with booth or scheduling questions.
- IEEE Computer Society, Computer Vision Foundation, and CVPR Proceedings — external links for membership, proceedings, and archival questions that fall outside conference support.
Practical notes
The site describes CVPR as the premier annual computer vision event, comprising the main conference plus co-located workshops and short courses, and emphasizes high quality at low cost for students, academics, and industry researchers. That framing is useful context but does not change the support routing above.
The page does not state fees, response times, or whether support is available in languages other than English. If your issue is urgent and time-sensitive (for example, a visa letter close to the conference), contact the Help Desk as early as possible rather than waiting on a self-service fix.