Below I have catalged the stages of getting app from BT to istore as it may help less experienced users such as myself. I have also put Jakes version which may be a litlle more succinct. If there are any additions or stages that are incorrect please let me know. 1) First run xcode with simulator and use shit cmd and 4 to take relevant snapshots of app 2) go to itunes connect and log in a) go to add new app b) add app name, sku number and bundle ID - (help tags on screen for each window) 3)ensure all images and docs are in there repective BT folders and app has been thoroughly tested - Otherwise you make BT apps look bad - and thats just not fair 4)In Xcode a) clean project b)select device not simulator otherwise archive is greyed out c) Ensure codesigning set to distribution d) ensure architecture in build setting for protect has armv6 and armv7 if not; -If you uncheck Build Active Architecture Only, then it will build all the valid architectures untick if xcode v4.2 then you may have to: Double click the highlighted row named '$(ARCHS_STANDARD_32_BIT)' in the popover that appears, and replace it by typing 'armv6'. Then add a new row with the plus button in the bottom left of the popover, and type 'armv7', then click Done: more details at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4198676/warning-iphone-apps-should-include-an-armv6-architecture-even-with-build-config 5)Archive project - ensure you have idevice plugged and the click submit Jakes Version 1. Test your app on a real device, not just the simulator 2. Take screenshots from real device 3. Your bundle ID must be the exact same one as the one in iTunes Connect 4. Code sign for upload to iTunes Connect after you are done testing the app 5. Go into Organizer and click Submit Application 6. Fill out what is necessary 7. If no errors are present, then wait for Apple to review it (usually 1 week) Thanks Jake for all your help 2nd app just uploaded to connect

Great post!!!! Thx.