1. to write an request,
2. to write an curriculum vitae by typewriter or on the computer,
3. to add own photography,
4. to pay administration fees. The membership itself is payed after the positive acceptance by Aristocratic Council.

Details to particular conditions:
ad 1) An application - inevitebly written by hand - address to His Highness the Prince Juraj Radziwill-Anoshkin, the Head of AAS. (The text should start by the form of address such as "Your Highness".)

In an application there cannot be missing:

• the name of the applicant,
• the acceptance of the conditions for the membership listed in the Statute of AAS,
• personal and family (respectively pedigree) reasons and inducements for joining AAS,
• the expectations of the member from the membership in AAS,
• in case if the applicant would like to be an active member:
          - the idea about applicant´s own actions in AAS,
          - the areas in which the applicant could be valuable, useful for AAS,
• the date and the signature of the applicant.

ad 2) The appendix to the application is the short curricullum vitae, written by typewriter or on the computer, where should be mentioned:

• the complete name, titles,
• the contact information (address, telephone, fax, e-mail etc.),
• personal data (date of birth, religion, family state etc.),
• the main information about family (paretns, husband, wife, siblings, children...), respectively about pedigree relations,
• the education and proffesional profile,
• the knowledge of languages,
• the membership and activities in other organizations or associations (previos same as recent ones),
• and all data that would influence (mainly from the postion of the Declaration of the Head of AAS) decision about the acceptance, negative or positive.

            While preparing the curriculum vitae you should keep in mind that it is the document mainly intended for your offspring who will then after the several generations have the autentical information about you.

            It is important to submit your application in person to the doyen of AAS or to the Head of AAS. The submission of the application must be followed by an personal interview (if possible).

Bratislava May 2002