Simple and easy guide, using images and examples, showing you how to complete SIA Licence Application form correctly. The SIA are very particular with the completion of the SIA licence application, if you make spelling mistakes, provide inaccurate information and/or the wrong identity documentation your licence will be refused and your form returned.

In order to help you through the completion of the SIA Licence application form we have created this simple page showing you examples of how a form should be completed.

Notes

1) Have the guidance notes handy
2) Make sure you have a black ball point pen, complete in capital letters, stay inside the boxes
3) Make sure you enclose the correct identity documentation (originals), and suitable photo (Click Here For Acceptable Documents)

Step 1 (Page 1)

1) Section A) Add your name, DOB, nationality, country of birth and gender details

2) Section B) Indicate the licence you are applying for i.e door supervisor

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Step 2 (Page 2)

1) Complete Section C)
Counter-signatory identity and declaration (UK passport holders only).

2) Complete Section D) Applicant verification and contact information (email, telephone, N.I number, passport or driving licence number)

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Step 3 (Page 3)

1) Complete Section E) Address history for last 5 years

2) Complete Section F) Mental health declaration

3) Complete Section G) Criminal record information

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Step 4 (Page 4)

1) Complete Section H) Payment details and amounts

2) Complete Section I) Application declaration and consent. Read carefully and sign (sign inside the box and date your signature).

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The form includes some extra sections for additional information if there is not enough room on the relevant section i.e. previous addresses, medical history, etc.

We advise to send your application recorded delivery due to the important documentation and information included within the form.