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H form is to be used.  \nAdmission of an application  \nAdmission and subsequent processing of an application for residence issued by a Member State, for acquiring the nationality of a Member State or international protection from a Member State.  \nAdvance data erasure  \nRegarding the amendment of data and advance data erasure (Article 35 of the EES Regulation (EU) 2017/2226), the Member State responsible shall have the right to amend the data which it has entered in the EES by rectifying, completing or erasing the data.  \nAdvanced Passenger Information  \nAdvance passenger information (API) is data collected by air carriers at check-in and sent to border control authorities in the country of destination.  \nAFIS  \nAutomated Fingerprint Identification System  \nAlert  \nThe competent authorities can refuse entry of the third-country national at the border if he/she is a person for whom an alert has been issued for the purposes of refusing entry, in the SIS and in the national register.  \nalert data  \nA set of data entered into SIS allowing the competent authorities to identify the subject of the alert with a view to taking specific action.  \nalias  \n‘alias’ refers to an identity that is suspected of being false or assumed.  \nAlien  \nAny person other than a national of a Member State of the European Communities.  \nAlphanumeric data  \nThe data represented by letters, digits, special characters, spaces and punctuation marks.  \nAlphanumeric search  \nSearch/query performed with data represented by letters, digits, special characters, spaces and punctuation marks (e.g., names, date of birth, nationality) .  \nAmend the data  \nAmending data means updating/changing/modifying the data in an EU information system according to the applicable rules of that system.  \nAmendments in VIS  \nIn case a Member State has evidence that visa-related data recorded in the EES requires changes, the Member State shall check the accuracy of those data against the VIS and, if necessary, rectify, complete or erase them from the EES. Where a decision has been taken by the visa authority, to annul or revoke a visa or extend the period of validity of a visa, the visa authority that has taken the decision shall export the required data from the VIS into the EES.  \nAnnul short stay or vi","cbCaihzufox7xLXn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihzufox7xLXn","pdf",801942,33,"English","# List of terms and definitions\n## Accelerated procedure\n## Access to data for identification\n## Access to data for verification\n## Additional data\n## Administrative hit\n## Admission of an application\n## Advance data erasure\n## Advanced Passenger Information (API)\n## AFIS\n## Alert\n## alert data\n## alias\n## Alien\n## Alphanumeric data\n## Alphanumeric search\n## Amend the data\n## Amendments in VIS\n## Annul short stay or visa\n## ANPR\n## App for mobile devices\n## Applicant\n## Application\n## Application for asylum\n## Application for international protection","[{\"question\":\"What is the accelerated procedure in international protection applications?\",\"answer\":\"It is an expedite procedure to examine an application for international protection that is deemed manifestly unfounded, involving serious national security or public order concerns, or a subsequent application.\"},{\"question\":\"How do border authorities use access to identification and verification data?\",\"answer\":\"For identification, border or immigration authorities can search using fingerprint data (alone or combined with a facial image) to verify whether a third-country national was previously registered under a different identity. 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