The joint submission bid books from the Jamaica Football Federation, the U.S. Soccer Federation, Mexican Football Association and the Costa Rican Football Association  has  now been officially submitted for the 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

Joint submission from the Football Association, the Irish Football Association, the Scottish Football Association and the Football Association of Wales has also been submitted for the 2035 event.

FIFA will now conduct a thorough evaluation process before publishing its findings in the respective bid evaluation reports for each process in April 2026 .

In line with the bidding regulations, the evaluation process will focus on the following priority areas: The event vision and key metrics, infrastructure, services, commercial considerations, and sustainability and human rights.

The bid evaluation model includes a technical evaluation based on an objective scoring system to assess each of the infrastructure and commercial criteria.

Subject to the bids meeting the hosting requirements, the appointment of the hosts will be decided by the 76th FIFA Congress in Vancouver, Canada, on April 30, 2026.