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International Arbiter Norm Report Form IA1 arbiter s last name Ferrufino first name Alfonso code if any 3301664 date of birth 06/09/1967 place of birth Cochabamba federation Bolivia federation where event took place Bolivia name of event National for Teams dates 12/06/2008 venue 15/06/2008 type of event Round Rob n number of players 55 number of FIDE Rated players 31 number of rounds 7 number of federations represented 1 Federation Confidential R...

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How to fill out an international arbiter norm report:

1. Start by identifying the specific tournament or event for which you are reporting the norms. Include the name of the tournament, the dates it took place, and the location.
2. Provide your personal information, including your full name, FIDE ID, and contact details such as email and phone number.
3. Specify your role in the tournament, whether you were a player or an arbiter.
4. Clearly state the norm you achieved during the tournament, such as the International Arbiter norm, the International Organizer norm, or the FIDE Arbiter norm.
5. List the rounds you participated in and the opponents you faced in each round. Include their FIDE IDs, if possible.
6. Indicate the results of each round, including whether you won, lost, or drew the game. Be sure to mention any byes or withdrawals if they occurred.
7. Provide the time controls used in each round, such as standard time control or rapid time control.
8. Include any significant incidents or exceptional circumstances that happened during the tournament, such as appeals, disputes, or any outstanding performances.
9. If you received any warnings or sanctions during the tournament, make sure to disclose them in the report.
10. Sign and date the report, certifying that the information provided is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge.

Who needs an international arbiter norm report?

1. Chess players aiming to achieve international titles such as International Arbiter or International Organizer.
2. Tournament organizers requiring official documentation of norm achievements for their participants.
3. National chess federations responsible for evaluating and awarding international titles to their players.
4. FIDE (Fédération Internationale des Échecs) as the governing body of chess worldwide, which uses the norm reports to validate and approve international title applications.

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What is international arbiter norm report?

The international arbiter norm report is a document that records the norms achieved by a chess arbiter during international tournaments.

Who is required to file international arbiter norm report?

Chess arbiters who participate in international tournaments are required to file the international arbiter norm report.

How to fill out international arbiter norm report?

The international arbiter norm report can be filled out by providing accurate information about the tournaments attended, the norms achieved, and any other relevant details requested in the report form.

What is the purpose of international arbiter norm report?

The purpose of the international arbiter norm report is to keep a record of the norms achieved by chess arbiters during international tournaments and to assess their eligibility for title promotions or other recognition.

What information must be reported on international arbiter norm report?

The international arbiter norm report must include information such as the name of the arbiter, the tournaments attended, the norms achieved, the dates of the tournaments, and any other information required by the reporting authority.