RJCS Article 8
Self-identification: prepare before submitting
Self-identification should not start on the form. It begins with the confirmation of the activities, sectors, size, establishment and services provided by the entity.
For whom
When this article must enter into the plan.
Entities that may be part of the scope of RJCS, including active entities and new entities, without prejudice to specific qualification rules.
Brief tutorial
Four steps to start with method.
Adapt the depth, the responsible and the evidence to the concrete framework of the entity.
- 01
Map entity
Gather identification, activities, sectors, subsectors, size, establishments and relevant services.
- 02
Test Framework
To relate the data collected with Articles 3 to 9 and the sectoral annexes of the RJCS.
- 03
Validate representation
confirm who may act and prepare powers, mandate or delegation where applicable.
- 04
Submit and preserve
Review information, submit MyCiber and keep receipts, date, time and version of the items sent.
Proof
Evidence to prepare.
- Approved frame memory
- Corporate and sectoral data validated
- Proof of representation
- Receipt and copy of submission
Warning
Errors that weaken implementation.
- Treating the simulator as a binding decision
- Submit without validating activities and dimension
- Do not preserve the exact version of the data sent
Quick control
Initial checklist.
- Activities and sectors confirmed
- Verified size and structure
- Representative identified
- Time limits monitored
- Filed receipt
Frequently Asked Questions
Two key answers.
Does the simulator replace self-identification?
No. It is initial support and does not replace the procedure or a decision of the competent authority.
What deadline should be considered?
Article 8 distinguishes entities already active and new entities; the concrete count shall be confirmed by the availability of the platform and the applicable regulation.
Primary source
Decree-Law No. 125/2025 of 4 December
Information tutorial. Always confirm the official text, the applicable regulations and the specific framework of the organization.