65.2 Certificate Of Fitness To Hold A Salmon Dealer's Licence / Eel Dealer's Licence / Molluscan Shellfish Dealer's Licence - Fisheries (Consolidation) Act, 1959 (As Amended)

What this form is for

• • Use this form when applying to gain a new licence in the salmon, eel, or molluscan shellfish sectors.
• • Use it if you need to renew an existing licence and require official proof of fitness.
• • It confirms your suitability under the Fisheries (Consolidation) Act, 1959 (As Amended).
• • This form covers three specific types of dealer licences: Salmon, Eel, or Molluscan Shellfish.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

The form is required upon application; there is no single fixed deadline unless specified by the licensing body. Apply well in advance of your existing licence expiry date.

Before you submit

• • All personal details (name, address) are fully completed and legible.
• • The specific type of licence you hold or seek is clearly indicated on the form.
• • Any required supporting documentation references (e.g., CRO number) match official records.
• • Signatures are present where required by the Courts Service.
• • Date of completion is accurately entered.
• • If applying for multiple licences, ensure all relevant boxes are marked.

How to file this form

1. 1Complete all sections of Form 65.2 clearly using black ink.
2. 2Ensure you select or specify whether the certificate is for Salmon, Eel, Molluscan Shellfish, or all three.
3. 3Affix your signature and date the form.
4. 4Gather any accompanying supporting documents (e.g., proof of business registration).
5. 5Submit the completed form to the relevant licensing authority within the Courts Service of Ireland.

Known limitations

• • This form confirms fitness; it does not guarantee licence approval.
• • The specific fee payable is Not confirmed in official source, but check current Courts Service rates.
• • It applies strictly to licences under the 1959 Act as amended. Other fisheries legislation may require different documentation.
• • If you are a corporate entity, ensure the form reflects the company's legal name, not just an individual director's name.