In support of his declaration, the applicant is required to provide the following supporting documents regardless of their form and support:
1) an extract of his birth certificate or any administrative document to prove his identity;
2) an extract of his marriage certificate, where necessary;
3) a solemn declaration signed by the applicant stating and attesting that:
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if he is a merchant, he is not subject to any of the bansprovided for in article10above.
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If he is not a merchant, he has not been banned from carrying out any activity relating to his profession and he is not subject to any conviction for offenses provided for in article 10 above.
Such solemn declaration shall be made within a period of seventy-five (75) days from the date of the registration, by submitting an extract of criminal records or,a document serving in lieu.
4) a certificate of residence;
5) Where applicable, prior authorization to carry on the activity of the declarant.
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In force from 16-05-2011
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