The Uruguayan is still disputing that the offense is worth more than the standard three-game suspension, though, and his punishment will be decided by an Independent Regulatory Commission at a hearing on Wednesday.
Referee Kevin Friend did not see the incident, which occurred during the second half at Anfield, thereby enabling the FA to retrospectively review it and open disciplinary proceedings.
Suarez was widely condemned after the match and later issued an official apology, while Ivanovic indicated to police that he has no desire to press charges.
The Uruguayan received a seven-game ban in November 2010 for biting PSV midfielder Otman Bakkal while at Ajax.
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