An agency or a body applying for the designation of certification functions shall submit the necessary documents, to CAA. A delegation will only be effective if the CAA has ascertained that, based on the submitted documents, an applicant is qualified and equipped with the necessary specialty manpower to conduct the delegated tasks, and the CAA has issued to the applicant a Certificate of Designation for Aviation Products Certification (See attachment 1). The application must include the following:1) Copies of the applicable CAA TC and/or STC;2) The Certification Management Manual;3) A list of specialists that meet requirements defined in the second paragraph of Article 6 or in the second paragraph of Article 7 of this regulation, but not limited to, the delegation classification applied for, qualifications, training records and other related substantiating data.The Certificate of Designation for Aviation Products Certification is valid for five years from the date of issuance. Delegation renewal must be submitted at least 60 days prior to the expiration date, including a summary of delegated activities completed and a list of specialists involved in those activities. A certificate will cease to be effective when the certificate holder does not follow the above-mentioned renewal process. In case of re-application, the complete process stipulated above should be re-actuated.Specialists assigned by the certificate holder shall comply with all relevant civil aviation regulations when performing the certification processes. Activities that are beyond the delegated scope of the approved specialist list are strictly prohibited.Amendments to the Certification Management Manual and/or the list of specialists must be CAA approved.attachment 1 Certificate of Designation for Aviation Products Certification.odt