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Please add your client number (if you don't know this number, your social security number) here:... Please return all documents, signed and completed, to: Acerta Sociaal Verzekeringsfonds vzw, Groenenborgerlaan 16, B-2610 Wilrijk THE ADMINISTRATIVE COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY FOR MIGRANT WORKERS SCHOOL YEAR 20... - 20... See 'instructions' on page 4 E 402 (1) CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUATION OF STUDIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE GRANTING OF FAMILY BENEFITS A. Request for certificate Reg. 1408/71: Art. 73; Art. 74; Art. 77; Art. 78 Reg. 574/72: Art. 86; Art. 88; Art. 90; Art. 91; Art. 92 To be completed by the institution competent as regards the granting of family benefits. If the form is addressed to a Belgian or Czech institution, an 'E 402 Annex' form should be attached. 1. Applicant for family benefits a Employed person a Self-employed person a Persons other than the aforementioned 1.1. Surname (1a) a Pensioner (scheme for employed persons) a Pensioner (scheme for self-employed persons) a Orphan 1.2. Forenames: Previous names (1a) Place of birth (2)......... 1.3. Date of birth Sex Nationality Identification/insurance number (3)............ 1.4. Address (5) 2. Pupil or student 2.1. Surname (1a) 2.2. Forenames: Previous names (1a) Place of birth (2)......... 2.3. Date of birth Identification/insurance number (3)...... 2.4. Address (5) 2.5. a has completed higher education a has not completed higher education (11) Acerta SVF Administratie - Groenenborgerlaan 16, 2610 Antwerpen-Wilrijk www.acerta.be - 0416.377.646 - RPR Brussel - erkend bij KB 1967-10-23 IBAN BE64 4027 5260 9152 BIC KREDBEBB - FSMA 030958 ca maatschappelijke zetel: Buro & Design Center, Heizel Esplanade PB 65, 1020 Brussel

3. Institution responsible for the granting of family benefits 0.1. Name : Acerta Sociaal Verzekeringsfonds 0.2. Address (4) : Groenenborgerlaan 16 B- 2610 Wilrijk 0.3. File reference number : 0.4. Stamp : ACERTA Sociaal Verzekeringsfonds vzw Groenenborgerlaan 16 B-2610 Wilrijk 0.5. Date : 0.6. Signature : B. Certificate To be completed by the establishment (school, university or establishment of higher education) and sent to the institution named in box 3. 4. 4.1. 4.2. 4.3. The person named in box 2 has been attending the establishment shown in box 7 since... The school year started... (date) and finished... (date) Type of school (6)... The form of study (6a) 4.4. 4.5. His/her education in this establishment will probably last until... The number of hours of the course is... a week (7). These hours are spread over... half days (8). 4.6. Estimate number of hours required to do homework... a week (9). 5. Information to be provided only for the institutions in the Czech Republic, France, Latvia, Luxembourg and the Netherlands 5.1. 5.2. The person named in box 2 has been attending the establishment shown in box 7 where s/he has been following education of the following nature: a general education a higher or university education a technical or vocational training a other (please specify) Special cases (please specify): a Correspondence course a evening courses a Courses involving less than 20 hours a week a Education of less than one school year, from... to... a Other... 5.3. 5.4. 5.4.1 5.5. Amount of college fee (9)... Does the person named in box 2 receive a study grant (6) Amount of the study grant... Form of remuneration or allowance (10)... 5.6. Marital status...

6. Information to be provided only for the institutions in Germany, if the course involves less than 10 hours a week 6.1. 6.2. 6.3. 6.4. The course is prescribed or recommended by a State approved curriculum. The course ends with a prescribed or generally recognised exam. There are regular proficiency tests during the course. The lessons in the course require extensive preparation or follow-up. 6.5. Additional knowledge or skills are acquired which are necessary or useful for the course. 7. School, university or establishment of higher education 7.1. 7.2. 7.3. Name... Address (5)...... Stamp 7.4. Date 7.5. Signature

INSTRUCTIONS Please complete this form in block letters, writing on the dotted lines only. It should be completed in the language of theestablishment named in box 7. NOTES (1) Symbol of the country to which the institution completing the form belongs: BE = Belgium; CZ = Czech Republic; DK = Denmark; DE = Germany; EE = Estonia; GR = Greece; ES = Spain; FR = France; IE = Ireland; IT = Italy; CY = Cyprus; LV = Latvia; LT = Lithuania; LU = Luxembourg; HU = Hungary; MT = Malta; NL = The Netherlands; AT = Austria; PL = Poland; PT = Portugal; SI = Slovenia; SK = Slovakia; FI = Finland; SE = Sweden; UK = United Kingdom; IS = Iceland; LI = Liechtenstein; NO = Norway; CH = Switzerland. In the case of Spanish nationals state both names. In the case of Portuguese nationals state all names (forenames, surname, maiden name) in the order of civil status in which they appear on the identity card or passport. In the case of the Czech republic, when family benefits are claimed by a student, persons specified under points 1 and 2 are identical. (2) In the case of Portuguese districts, state also the parish and the local authority. (3) Where the form is being sent to a Czech institution, state the birth number; to a Cypriot institution, if a Cypriot national state the Cypriot identification number, if not a Cypriot national state the Alien Registration Certificate (ARC) number; to a Danish institution, indicate the CPR number; to a Finnish institution, indicate the population register number; to a Swedish institution, indicate the personal number (personnummer); to an Icelandic institution, indicate the personal identification number (kennitala); to a Latvian institution, state the identity number; to a Liechtenstein institution, indicate the AHV insurance number; to a Lithuanian institution, state the personal identification number; to a Hungarian institution, state the TAJ (social insurance identification) number; to a Maltese institution, in the case of Maltese nationals, state the identity card number, or, if not a Maltese national, state the Maltese social security number; to rwegian institution, indicate the personal identification number (fødselsnummer); to a Belgian institution, indicate the national social security number (NISS); to a German institution of the general pension insurance scheme, indicate the insurance number (VSNR); to a Spanish institution, state the number appearing on the national identity card (DNI), or N.I.E in the case of foreign people, even if the card is out of date; to a Polish institution, state the PESEL and NIP numbers; to a Portuguese institution, indicate also the registration number with the general pensions scheme, if the person concerned has been insured under the social security scheme for civil servants in Portugal; to a Slovak institution, state the birth number; to a Slovene institution, state the personal identification number (EMŠO); to a Swiss institution, state the AVS/AI (AHV/IV) insurance number. (4) In the case of Swedish nationals information cannot be provided unless stated necessary. (5) Street, number, post code, town, country. (6) Please indicate whether it is a publicly maintained school, 'public school', or State-controlled school. To be completed only if the institution shown in box 3 is an institution in the United Kingdom. For the purposes of Slovak institutions, please indicate if the study is full-time or part-time. (7) For the purposes of German institutions, please fill in point 6 if the course involves less than 10 hours a week. (8) To be completed if the form is to be sent to a Belgian or Finnish institution; the number of half-days is to be indicated in the case of primary and secondary schools. (9) For the purposes of Netherlands institutions. (10) For the purposes of Maltese institutions, state whether the child receives some form of remuneration for his or her studies, and state weekly amount. (11) For the purpose of Slovak institutions please state if the education of second grade has been completed.

For instructions and notes see page 4 of an E 402 form THE ADMINISTRATIVE COMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY FOR MIGRANT WORKERS E 402 Annex (1) To be completed by the school or the establishment of higher or university education named in box 2 if the claim for family benefits must be submitted to a Belgian or Czech institution. 1. Information concerning the vocational training (9) 1.1. 1.2. 1.3. 1.4. 1.5. 1.6. Over how many half-days and how many hours a week are the lessons spread? half-days... hours... The lessons a are a are not given before 7 p.m. The pupil a does a does not attend lessons regularly. If he/she does not, show the number of days of absence and the reason... The lessons mentioned in 1.1 above a) a include a do not include hours of practical training outside the establishment, required for obtaining an official diploma. If they do, show the gross wage or salary paid or gross allowances granted:... for the period: from... to... b) a include a do not include hours of practical lessons which take place in the establishment. If they do, show the number of hours a week... c) a include a do not include hours devoted to study in the establishment. If they do, show the number of hours a week... Type of education provided a general education a technical or vocational training a art education a higher non-university education a university education The student a has been preparing a has not been preparing a thesis. If he/she has, indicate - since when?... - when must he/she submit the thesis?... 1.7. The study programme a is a corresponds to a is not recognized by the State a does not correspond to a study programme recognized by the State 1.8. Show the periods of holidays: - Christmas holidays: from... to... - Easter holidays: from... to... - Summer holidays: from... to... 2. School, university or establishment of higher education 2.1. 2.2. Name... Address(5)...... 2.3. Stamp 2.4. Date 2.5. Signature Acerta SVF Administratie - Groenenborgerlaan 16, 2610 Antwerpen-Wilrijk www.acerta.be - 0416.377.646 - RPR Brussel - erkend bij KB 1967-10-23 IBAN BE64 4027 5260 9152 BIC KREDBEBB - FSMA 030958 ca maatschappelijke zetel: Buro & Design Center, Heizel Esplanade PB 65, 1020 Brussel