2)Get in contact with Guinness World Records. Always make sure
to contact Guinness World Records before making a record
attempt so you know what to do. In order to do this, contact
Guinness World Records at
http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/. Simply click on "Break a
record" and follow the on-screen instructions. Make sure to tell
as much as possible about your claim. This is your chance to
verify every detail.
Guinness World Records performs research before accepting or
rejecting any record proposals, which is why getting your record
approved may take weeks or months. For faster approval,
consider Guinness World Records' Fast Track! which provides
the following advantages:
Approval of your record within 3 working days of application
Priority answers to any inquiry you post about the fast track
claim via website
Priority review of your application within 3 days of the evidence
you send
However, the cost for fast track is £400, or $653.92. If you
decide to Fast Track your record after you have already sent
the evidence, the fee is only £300, or $490.44. Remember, Fast
Track does not guarantee acceptance of your record. For more
information about Fast Track, visit the official website.
3) Follow the guidelines. If your application is for an existing
record, Guinness World Records will send you the guidelines that
the current record holder followed; if it's for a new record, and
they like it, they'll write new guidelines for you. Once you
receive these, you're ready to make an attempt.