Document Requirements
Document Submission is Step 3 of the application process. After submitting your Application Form (step 2), you will be emailed a personalised Document Submission link as your final step in the application process.
- To help you organise your documents there are four categories: Assets, Family, Income, Property.
- File type accepted: scanned image, photo, screengrab, JPEG, GIF, PNG OR PDF.
- Please ensure to title each file the name of the supporting document.
- Income and family home mortgage/rent documents need to refer to 2022. All other files should be recent.
3-months recent and consecutive statements for ALL your bank accounts (dated within the last 6 weeks);
We will require statements for both yours and your spouse/partner/co-habitants accounts.
- Current Account statements
- Savings Account statements
- Revolut or Virtual Bank Account statements
If you have any other assets you need to provide recent documentary evidence clearly showing the current value of the asset;
- Schedule of shares and current valuation
- Credit Union Statements (most recent 3 months)
- Investment Bond Statements
- Prize Bond Certificates
- A copy of your most recent school bill or, if you have recently accepted an offer of a school place, supply an acceptance letter.
- A copy of your custody / separation / divorce agreement with information on financial support / maintenance arrangements for child/children.
- Signed Verification of Affiliation to a recognised Protestant Denomination form. Click HERE to download.
- Supporting documentation for any other special circumstances.
To be eligible for the grant you must have been tax resident in Ireland in 2022 or in receipt of Social Welfare in 2022.
- 2022 Statement of Liability from Revenue (this was previously known as a P21 Balancing Statement). It is available online through myAccount at Revenue.ie. See the highlights in the example below for what to enter on your Application Form.
Example of a Statement of Liability 2022
- 2022 Employment Detail Summary from Revenue (this was previously known as a P60). It is available online through myAccount at Revenue.ie. If you or your spouse/partner/co-habitant had more than one employment in 2022, provide an Employment Detail Summary for each employment.
Example of an Employment Detail Summary 2022
- 2022 Form 11 Return Summary. This document has multiple pages and you must submit all pages. See the highlights in the example below for what to enter on your Application Form.
Example 1 Form 11 – Calculations page
Example 2 Form 11 – Calculations page
- 2022 Farm / Business Annual Accounts including balance sheet and profit & loss account.
- Your 2022 Business Financial Statements including balance sheet and profit & loss account are required where either the applicant or your spouse/partner/cohabitant has a shareholding of 25% or more.
- Social Welfare Statement detailing all benefits and total received from 1st January to 31st December 2022. Weekly dockets/receipts will not be accepted. Your statement is available online through mywelfare.ie
Example Social Welfare Statement
- Documentation showing other non-taxable sources of income e.g. letter from family/friend detailing gifts, Forestry grants or maintenance/financial support.
- 2022 Rent or Mortgage Statement showing monthly payments for the home that you live in. Please note, 12 months of repayments from the 1st January to 31st December 2022 must be visible on documents for total annual payment to be included.
- Property Valuation for each of your property assets. This can be the Local Property Tax summary clearly showing the value of each of the properties or a recent valuation by estate agent, surveyor or auctioneer.
- Recent mortgage statement for each of your property assets, if applicable. It must show a recent mortgage balance for each property.
For property assets in Ireland you can provide your Local Property Tax summary
Learn how to access your LPT tax summary here
For property assets in the UK you can provide a Zoopla house price screenshot
Learn how to show us your UK properties valuation here
- If you own a partial share of a property asset(s), you must still provide a recent valuation for each property along with documentation stating your percentage ownership.
