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GAA Vetting ID Form STEP 1 In order to proceed with a vetting application it is a requirement under National Vetting Bureau (IVB) procedures that the applicant must provide proof of their identity

How to fill out gaa e-vetting id form

How to fill out GAA e-vetting ID form:

1. Visit the GAA website or contact your local GAA club to obtain the e-vetting ID form.
2. Fill out the personal details section with accurate information, including your full name, date of birth, address, and contact details.
3. Provide your GAA club membership details, such as the name of the club, your membership number, and the position you hold within the club (if applicable).
4. Indicate the reason for your vetting application by selecting the appropriate options from the provided checkboxes. Common reasons include volunteering with underage teams, coaching, or being involved in a GAA administrative role.
5. If you have been convicted of any criminal offenses, it is important to disclose this information truthfully in the relevant section of the form.
6. Sign and date the form to confirm that all the information provided is accurate and complete.
7. Submit the form either electronically through the GAA's online portal or physically by posting it to the designated address.

Who needs GAA e-vetting ID form:

1. Individuals who wish to become involved in any capacity with the GAA, such as volunteers, coaches, or administrators, may need to complete the e-vetting ID form.
2. Anyone wishing to work with underage team members, either on or off the field, will likely require this form.
3. It is also necessary for individuals seeking GAA accreditation or participating in GAA events and programs that involve working closely with children or vulnerable individuals.

Note: It is important to check specific GAA guidelines and regulations for your region, as requirements may differ slightly.

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What is gaa e-vetting id form?

The GAA e-vetting ID form is a document used to apply for an e-vetting ID in order to work with children or vulnerable adults in the context of the Gaelic Athletic Association.

Who is required to file gaa e-vetting id form?

Anyone who wishes to volunteer or work with children or vulnerable adults in the Gaelic Athletic Association is required to file a GAA e-vetting ID form.

How to fill out gaa e-vetting id form?

To fill out a GAA e-vetting ID form, you must provide personal information, details of previous addresses, contact details, and information on any relevant experience working with children or vulnerable adults.

What is the purpose of gaa e-vetting id form?

The purpose of the GAA e-vetting ID form is to ensure that individuals working with children or vulnerable adults within the Gaelic Athletic Association have been vetted and are suitable for such roles.

What information must be reported on gaa e-vetting id form?

The GAA e-vetting ID form requires information such as personal details, previous addresses, contact information, and details of any relevant experience working with children or vulnerable adults.