What happens after the request: registration, family handling, major support and rights where officially stated?
After UNHCR registration the applicant receives a Reference Slip with the basic biodata of the applicant and family members and the PC-MOI appointment date; no UNHCR certificate is issued. Applicants are told to bring all family members who wish to register. On PC-MOI registration a follow-up card is issued immediately, valid 3 months and renewable pending security clearance; if the asylum request is accepted, a Refugee Card is issued. Registered asylum-seekers can regularise their legal status, access essential public services such as health and education, move freely within the same governorate, are protected from refoulement, and may access the market and work legally once the established procedures are completed.
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- https://help.unhcr.org/iraq/en/pc-moi-en/
After completing your registration with UNHCR, you will receive a Reference Slip which includes the basic biodata of you and your family members in addition to the appointment date with the Permanent Committee for Refugee Affairs to submit your asylum request in Iraq. You will not receive a UNHCR Certificate.
- https://help.unhcr.org/iraq/en/pc-moi-en/
Bring all family members who wish to register.
- https://help.unhcr.org/iraq/en/pc-moi-en/
Follow up card is immediately issued upon registration, valid for 3 months and renewable, pending your security clearance.
Once your case is scrutinized by PC-MOI and a decision is made a Refugee Card is issued in case of acceptance of your asylum request.
- https://help.unhcr.org/iraq/en/pc-moi-en/
A. Asylum seekers:
Regularize your legal status in Iraq
Access essential public services such as health and education.
Enjoy freedom of movement within the same governorate
Be protected from refoulement.
Access market and work legally upon completion of the established procedures by the relevant governmental entities in accordance with Iraqi laws in force.