Email scoring.questions@tica.org and request a CSR (Current Scoring Record).

• Provide the cat's name and registration number.
• The fee is $5.00 (US) per report.
• This report will show the points earned in each ring at each show.
• You must be the registered owner of the cat in order to request a CSR.

The Executive Office will not provide the total points on cat's standings for regional and international awards by phone. You can find this information by browsing through every category listed on: www.ticamembers.org/estimated_standings

• You may request a CSR (Current Scoring Record) by emailing scoring.questions@tica.org.
• Provide the cat's name and registration number. 
• The fee is $5.00 (US) per report.
• This report will show the points earned in each ring at each show.
• You must be the registered owner of the cat in order to request a CSR.

First, browse through every category listed on: www.ticamembers.org/estimated_standings If you cannot find your cat, email scoring.questions@tica.org and request a CSR (Current Scoring Record).

• Provide the cat's name and registration number.
• The fee is $5.00 (US) per report.
• This report will show the points earned in each ring at each show.
• You must be the registered owner of the cat in order to request a CSR.

Titles are different from scoring (different department). If you submit an application for recognition of wins and do not specify that your cat was shown pending or with a wrong registration number, the confirmation department will not notify the scoring department

• The TICA Standing rules state:
  601.1 Unregistered Cats. Unregistered cats may be shown only once in TICA without a registration number. All points and/or wins for Annual Awards acquired by an unregistered cat in the second and/or subsequent shows shall be irrevocably lost. The exhibitor is obligated to furnish the registration number to the entry clerk or master clerk and the Executive Office. In order to obtain credit for any points and/or wins received at the first show where the cat, kitten, alter, household pet adult or household pet kitten was shown as unregistered, the owner must notify the Executive Office in writing requesting the first show to be credited and stating the name, date and location of the show, and the name of cat, breed (if applicable), registration number, and entry number.

According to TICA Standing Rule: 901.2 Color Awards.

• In order to receive a color award, cats must be registered in the correct color (color in which they were shown) by May 7th.
• Return the original registration certificate to the Executive Office, along with a $7.00 correction fee. (Please specify the correct color)
• In TICA, cats are registered genetically and shown phenotypically. Therefore, if your cat shown looks different from its genetic color, you must inform the Executive Office to receive a color award.

Email the Executive Office with the correct registration number. Provide a list of all shows to include the name and date for any needed corrections.

These show reports are compiled by volunteer show reporters on the TICA mailing list. These show reports are not an official publication of The International Cat Association. The show results in this archive are compiled from marked catalogs that have not been verified by the TICA Executive Office and, as such, may not be construed as official results. Official scoring is done in the TICA Executive Office, independently of these reports.

According to TICA Standing Rule: 601.1

Unregistered cats may be shown only once in TICA without a registration number. All points and/or wins for titles and/or Annual Awards acquired by an unregistered cat in the second and/or subsequent shows shall be irrevocably lost. The exhibitor is obligated to furnish the registration number to the entry clerk or master clerk and the Executive Office. In order to obtain credit for any points and/or wins received at the first show where the cat, kitten alter or household pet adult was shown as unregistered, the owner must notify the Executive Office in writing requesting the first show to be credited and stating the name, date and location of the show, and the name, breed (if applicable), registration number, and entry number.

According to TICA Standing Rule: 601.1 Unregistered Cats.

Unregistered cats may be shown only once in TICA without a registration number. All points and/or wins for titles and/or Annual Awards acquired by an unregistered cat in the second and/or subsequent shows shall be irrevocably lost. The exhibitor is obligated to furnish the registration number to the entry clerk or master clerk and the Executive Office. In order to obtain credit for any points and/or wins received at the first show where the cat, kitten alter or household pet adult was shown as unregistered, the owner must notify the Executive Office in writing requesting the first show to be credited and stating the name, date and location of the show, and the name, breed (if applicable), registration number, and entry number.

A written request can be submitted by email to scoring@tica.org

According to the following TICA Standing Rules:

• 601.2.8 Cats will be scored in the region of residence on January First.
• 601.2.9 Kittens will be scored in the region where they were first shown unless the Executive Office is notified in writing.
• 601.2.10 If a cat or kitten completed its show career before January 1st, it will be scored in the region where it completed that career.
• 601.2.11 For purposes of scoring, the transfer date on a Certificate of Registration is the date the transfer is received in the Executive Office. In order for the new owner to be shown on the awards, the transfer must be received in the Executive Office by January 1st; if the cat was shown only after the transfer then the transfer must be received in the Executive Office by May 7th. If the cat was shown only before the transfer then the old owner(s) will be furnished the award. There is no primary owner. Co-owners are equal owners of the cat. We score the cat in the region shown in the catalog. If different regions show up in different catalogs, first we check to make sure that one of the owners is from that region and then we change it. If we are informed at any time, where the cat resides, we make a note of that. When the regional lists go to the regional directors, they are usually very aware of where the cat should be scored and if the two directors concur, the cat can be changed at that time.

The output of standings varies depending on the workload.

The shows included in the current TICA standings are listed at www.tica.org/pdf/standings/stand_show.pdf.

There are several classifications that cats are judged in. They include Championship cats, kittens and alters. There are also classes for Household Pets, Household Pet kittens and the newly developing breeds. Each cat or kitten is judged by their breed standard. This is a written standard of perfection for that particular breed. You can see each breed's standard on its individual breed. There are specialty rings and allbreed rings. Specialty rings will have only longhair cats judged together and the shorthair cats judged with only shorthair cats. An allbreed ring will have shorthair and longhair cats judged together and against one another. In either type ring, after the best of breed is selected, the judge will call a final which has the top ten cats, kittens or alters vying for the Best in their classification. You can learn more about judging by downloading the Spectators Guide.

The judging administrators email is: judging.admin@tica.org