The attestation of good repute becomes mandatory for professionals working with disabled children

The attestation of good repute is an official document guaranteeing that a person has no conviction registered in criminal record bulletin no. 2 or within the automated criminal registry of perpetrators of sexual and violent offenses (FIJAISV), which prevents him from intervening with minors.

It is mandatory, since the 1st^er September 2026, for any professional or volunteer accompanying children with disabilities in a medical and social facility or service. The certificate must be presented at the time of recruitment and every 3 years during the professional or volunteer period; the document submitted must be less than 6 months old.

How can you obtain a certificate of good repute if you work with children with disabilities?

The steps to obtain a certificate of good repute are taken on a dedicated platform.

It is recommended that you log in via FranceConnect (the fastest and most secure way to obtain the certificate). You must then:

• check the pre-filled form with your contact information;
• complete the remaining fields;
• validate your request for a certificate of good repute.

If you have not been convicted of any offense that prevents you from intervening with minors, you receive your certificate of good repute within an average of 2 weeks ; the document is to be downloaded in your personal area.

If you choose not to use FranceConnect and create an account with your email address, this may lengthen the processing time for your request. Indeed, in this case, a manual verification of your identity must be carried out by a control authority before your request can be processed by the information system of the device.