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Application Form - Short Course: Challenges of the customs valuation in the EU 2023

The application form must be mandatorily submitted and accompanied by the following documentation:
  1. Scan of the Certificate of Qualifications
  2. Curriculum Vitae (including information about the academic background - with the year of completion and final grade - and information about the professional experience)
  3. 1 Photograph
 
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Financial Information
Please indicate whether the payment for the course will be provided by own funds or by the Employer.
If the employer makes the payment upon the issue of an invoice, the candidate must attach a declaration from the said entity, confirming that it is responsible for the payment for the course (data to include: name, tax address, tax identification number, name of the employee, course and amount to be paid).
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Documents to be Submitted
To complete your application, you must attach the following documents.
The submission of the scanned identification document is optional and has the purpose of collecting/confirming personal data. You must submit the scan of the document you indicated above: Citizen Card - front only; Identity Card - front and back; Passport - only the page where the personal data are included.
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The CV must include information about the academic background - with the year of completion and final grade - and updated information about the professional experience.
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Passport size photo.
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Payment Conditions
Registration will be validated after payment of the course fee.
General Rules

General rules for the organization and operation of the Short Course: Challenges of the customs valuation in the EU 2023
  1. The enrollment is considered firm and definitive only after payment of the course;
  2. The existence of any debt implies, among others, the non-issuance of declarations and/or certificates (including those of course completion), the non-disclosure of classifications, and the deprivation of the services provided by the UCP, namely access to the library, the use of the parking areas, the discount at the bookstore;
  3. The course will be taught online;
  4. The program, dates, and time schedules shown are tentative, all of which can be changed and adjusted before and during the course;
  5. The operation of the course is conditioned to the existence of 20 effective enrollments, and it can be canceled until the day before it starts, and the auditors will be reimbursed for the amounts paid;
  6. Absences will only be justified for reasons of grief, hospitalization of the person himself or a minor child, and legal impediment.
Processing of Personal Data

The data collected in this form will be processed and stored electronically and eventually on paper.

The information provided will be treated confidentially and used exclusively for the purposes of enrollment in the Short Course: Challenges of the customs valuation in the EU 2023 and subsequent school management.

1. Responsible for processing your personal data
The entity responsible for processing your personal data is the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Lisbon School of Law (hereinafter UCP). If you need to contact the UCP, you can do so through the following means:

  • Telephone contact: +351 217 214 179
  • E-mail: posgraduacoesdireito.sede@ucp.pt

2. Entity to whom your personal data are provided
Your personal data are only provided to entities that Universidade Católica Portuguesa has subcontracted to provide services necessary for the provision of information, for the management of digital platforms, or other services or support. There may be data transfer to external entities, to comply with legal obligations.

3. Contacts of the Data Protection Officer of Universidade Católica Portuguesa
If you need to contact the Data Protection Officer, you can do so through the following means:

  • Telephone contact: +351 217 214 000
  • Email: compliance.rgpd@ucp.pt

4. Purposes and fundamentals of treatment
UCP processes your personal data for the purposes of enrollment in the Short Course: Challenges of the customs valuation in the EU 2023 and subsequent school management, as mentioned above.

5. Conservation periods
The period of time during which the data are kept and stored varies according to the purpose for which the information is used and for the necessary period, in accordance with legal requirements, namely the archival retention periods.

6. Your rights as a holder of personal data
As the holder of personal data, you may exercise, at any time, the following rights: right of access, right of rectification, right of erasure, right of limitation of treatment, right of portability, and right of opposition to the treatment. For further clarification on these rights, you can consult the information at the link: Rights of the holders of Personal Data.

7. Complaint to the supervisory authority
If necessary, you can also file a complaint with the National Data Protection Commission (CNPD).

8. Contractual requirement
The communication of personal data is a contractual requirement, in order to allow the purpose for which the treatment is intended. Failure to collect the requested data hampers the enrollment in the Short Course: Challenges of the customs valuation in the EU 2023.