Applying for registration or authorization

• Applying for registration or authorization
An application for registration must be submitted within a maximum of 15 working days from the date of acquisition of the product subject to registration.

Applying for and obtaining the authorization is mandatory before the start of the activity in the nuclear field; the application for authorization must be submitted within a maximum of 15 working days from the date of acquisition of the product subject to authorization.

The date of application is evidenced by the date of the acknowledgement of receipt of the postal dispatch or by the registration date in the Commission's incoming register.

For practices authorized in a single stage, users must notify the Commission, at most six months in advance, of their intention to use the respective radiological installations or radiation sources. The notification letter shall be completed according to Form No. 2 in Annex No. 1 to the Radiological Safety Norms – Authorization Procedures.

For practices authorized through registration, users must notify the Commission of their intention to use them at least 15 days in advance. The notification letter is completed according to Form No. 1 in Annex No. 1 to the Radiological Safety Norms – Authorization Procedures.

The notification allows the procurement of the radiological installations and radiation sources, their installation and testing, and the testing of the effectiveness of the protective shielding.

Registration or authorization is applied for by submitting or sending to the Commission an authorization file, in two copies, either for authorization or for registration, consisting of:
a) the application, completed according to Form No. 3, Form No. 4 or Form No. 5, respectively, in Annex No. 1 to the Radiological Safety Norms – Authorization Procedures;
b) proof of payment of the fees and tariffs (Regulation on fees and tariffs);
c) copies of the documents proving that the applicant is a legally established entity;
d) technical documentation for authorization;
e) copies of the authorizations or endorsements issued by other state bodies, required by law;
f) other information considered necessary by the applicant in support of the application.