Garda Vetting Update 7 June 22
We are delighted that over 2700 members have used our online vetting process and hope you find the new process convenient and user-friendly.
The Garda Vetting process is the same for new vetting applications and re-vetting.
| Step 1 NVB1 Form |
The applicant manually fills out the NVB1 Vetting Invitation Form and provides a copy of photo identification and proof of address to the owner /manager, who keeps the three documents in a secure employee file. |
| Step 2 Input to ECI website |
The owner/manager verifies the applicants’ identification and then inputs the information from the NVB1 Vetting Information into the ECI Garda Vetting online application form: https://www.earlychildhoodireland.ie/membership/garda-vetting/garda-vetting-application/ |
| Step 3 NVB send link |
ECI uploads the Garda Vetting application into the National Vetting Bureau (NVB) Vetting portal. NVB reviews the application and emails the applicant a link inviting them to complete their vetting application Form. |
| Step 4 Garda Vetting disclosure |
The National Vetting Bureau processes the application and forwards a vetting disclosure to Early Childhood Ireland. |
| Step 5 ECI forward disclosure |
The vetting disclosure is sent by ECI to the owner/manager, who prints it out and adds it to the employee file. |
For any Garda Vetting queries please see our website: https://www.earlychildhoodireland.ie/membership/garda-vetting/ or phone 01 405 7102.
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