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- Begin by reviewing the certification requirements. You will need to check one of the two representations regarding your business activities in Northern Ireland.
- If your entity has no ongoing business activities in Northern Ireland, check the first box. If you will conduct operations in compliance with the MacBride principles, check the second box.
- Next, provide your signature in the designated field, ensuring that it is clear and legible.
- Fill in your printed name, title, firm name, and date in the respective fields to complete the certification process.
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