Required documents
Persons wishing to obtain certificates of acquired professional qualification in non-regulated profession on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria should present at the front office of NACID the following documents:
- Application, according to sample form approved by the Executive Director of the National Centre for Information and Documentation. In the application should be stated the professional qualification for which a certificate is required and for which country the certificate is required;
- Copy of identity document;
- Copy of diploma, certificate or certificate of professional qualification acquired;
- Copy of other documents proving the professional qualifications acquired;
- Copy of the document for membership in professional organization, if the applicant is a member of such;
- Copy of identity document of person with different names;
- Copies of documents proving the professional experience over the past 10 years:
- employment service (a copy of employment record and a copy of the UP-3);
- official service (copy of official record and a copy of the UP-3);
- service covered by social security (copy of social security record, certified by the National Social Security Institute).
- Declaration by the applicant according to sample form evidencing that the latter has not been deprived of the right to pursue the profession and the presence / absence of administrative sanctions imposed in connection with the profession;
- Document for paid state fee for issuance of the certificate;
- Other documents in the applicant's discretion.
Upon submission of the application, the applicant shall provide the originals of all documents under Art. 6 of the Ordinance.
Who is entitled to apply:
- By individuals
- personally - with an identity paper;
- parents, children and wife – with a written power of attorney and document attesting to the current civil status;
- attorney – with a written citizen’s power of attorney;
- other citizens - a written power of attorney with notarial certifiied signature.
- By organizations (in terms of § 1, item 2 of the Administrative Procedure Code), applicants are represented by written power of attorney with notarial certifiied signatures. When organizations submit an application they can be represented by
- legal representatives (a copy of a certificate of current status);
- person authorized by the legal representative, with a written power of attorney with notarial certified signature ( with a copy of a certificate of current status).
Only applications that are enclosed with all necessary documents shall be accepted.