Error codes · xsd

cvc-minLength-validIn your invoicing software

Value is shorter than the minimum length declared in the schema

This is the rejection, word for word: „[cvc-minLength-valid] cvc-minLength-valid is an XSD facet-validation error raised when a string is shorter than the xsd:minLength facet on its simple type. The canonical message reads: "Value 'X' with length = N is not facet-valid with respect to minLength '1' for type 'T'." In EN 16931 invoices the overwhelming majority of cases are minLength=1 violations — i.e. an empty element. The XSD treats the empty string as a structural failure, even though the surrounding element is technically present.“

What to have readyNothing. The file has to be re-exported from your invoicing software; we check it again afterwards.
What we doEither delete the empty element where the CIUS allows zero occurrences, or supply a non-empty value from a sibling field; for required fields with no fallback the caller must provide the missing data.
If you enter it yourself in your invoicing software
Before
<cbc:Note></cbc:Note>
After
<!-- element removed -->
What the finding looks likeExample
FindingStructure invalid · cvc-minLength-valid
From youA re-exported file
ThenRe-export
ProofSHA-256 and /verify link after the check