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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the CISRS Appeal Form in the editor.
- Begin with Section A, where you will provide your personal details such as Name, NI Number, and CISRS Registration Number. Ensure all fields are filled accurately.
- In Section A, state the reason for your appeal regarding Trainee Card Extensions. Include supporting evidence from a third party as specified.
- Proceed to Section B if appealing based on an old CITB style card. Fill in your details and provide reasons for not updating your card along with a CV and confirmation of current employment.
- For Section C, if appealing due to an expired CISRS card, include your employment history and a reference from your current or previous employer.
- Finally, review all sections for completeness before signing in Section D. Submit the form via email or postal address provided.
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