①A demand for confirmation of having become an insured person or having ceased to be an insured person under Article 8 of the Act is to be made in writing or orally.

②A person who intends to make a demand for confirmation in writing pursuant to the preceding paragraph must submit a written demand stating the matters listed in the following items to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office having jurisdiction over the location of the place of business of the employer that employs or employed that person. In this case, where there is evidence, it must be attached.

③A person who intends to make a demand for confirmation orally pursuant to paragraph (1) must state the matters listed in the items of the preceding paragraph to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office referred to in that paragraph and, where there is evidence, submit it.

④The Chief of the Public Employment Security Office who has received a statement pursuant to the preceding paragraph must prepare a record of the statement, read it aloud to the demander, and have the demander write their name on it.

⑤Where a person prescribed in Article 22, paragraph (5) of the Act whose day of becoming an insured person is earlier than the day two years before the day on which confirmation of having become an insured person under Article 9, paragraph (1) of the Act was made makes a demand for confirmation of having become an insured person in writing, that person must, notwithstanding paragraph (2), submit the written demand prescribed in paragraph (2), with any of the documents specified in the items of Article 33-2 attached, to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office having jurisdiction over the location of the place of business of the employer that employs or employed that person.

⑥Where a person prescribed in Article 22, paragraph (5) of the Act whose day of ceasing to be an insured person is earlier than the day two years before the day on which confirmation of having become an insured person under Article 9, paragraph (1) of the Act was made makes a demand for confirmation of having ceased to be an insured person in writing, that person must, notwithstanding paragraph (2), submit the written demand prescribed in paragraph (2), with any of the documents specified in the items of Article 33-2 attached, to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office having jurisdiction over the location of the place of business of the employer that employs or employed that person.

⑦Where a person prescribed in Article 22, paragraph (5) of the Act whose day of becoming an insured person is earlier than the day two years before the day on which confirmation of having become an insured person under Article 9, paragraph (1) of the Act was made makes a demand for confirmation of having become an insured person orally, that person must, notwithstanding paragraph (3), state the matters listed in the items of paragraph (2) to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office referred to in that paragraph and submit any of the documents specified in the items of Article 33-2.

⑧Where a person prescribed in Article 22, paragraph (5) of the Act whose day of ceasing to be an insured person is earlier than the day two years before the day on which confirmation of having become an insured person under Article 9, paragraph (1) of the Act was made makes a demand for confirmation of having ceased to be an insured person orally, that person must, notwithstanding paragraph (3), state the matters listed in the items of paragraph (2) to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office referred to in that paragraph and submit any of the documents specified in the items of Article 33-2.

⑨The Chief of the Public Employment Security Office who has received a statement pursuant to the preceding two paragraphs must prepare a record of the statement, read it aloud to the demander, and have the demander write their name on it.

⑩In the cases of paragraphs (2), (3), (5) and (7), where a person who intends to make a demand for confirmation of having become an insured person is a person who has been issued an insured person's certificate, that person must submit the insured person's certificate.

①When the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office has made the confirmation under Article 9, paragraph (1) of the Act that a worker has become an insured person or has ceased to be an insured person, the Chief must give notice to that effect, by an employment insurance written notice of confirmation of acquisition of insured status (Form No. 6-2) or an employment insurance written notice of confirmation of loss of insured status (Form No. 6-3), respectively, to the person pertaining to that confirmation and to the employer that employs or employed that person. In this case, the notice to the person pertaining to that confirmation may be given through that employer.

②Where the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office cannot give the notice under the preceding paragraph because the whereabouts of the person pertaining to that confirmation or of that employer is unknown, the Chief must take measures to place the fact that the documents pertaining to the notice relate to confirmation of the fact that a worker has become an insured person or has ceased to be an insured person under Article 9, paragraph (1) of the Act, the name of the person to receive the notice, and the fact that the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office keeps the documents and will deliver them to the person to receive the notice at any time (hereinafter in this paragraph referred to as the "particulars of the public notice") in a state in which they can be viewed by an unspecified large number of persons, by a method that uses an electronic data processing system connecting, by a telecommunications line, a computer used by that Public Employment Security Office with a computer used by a person who views the particulars of the public notice (limited to one that can be connected with the computer used by that Public Employment Security Office through a telecommunications line and is equipped with a function enabling normal communication; the same applies hereinafter in this paragraph) and that falls under all of the following items, and also to post a document stating the particulars of the public notice on the bulletin board of that Public Employment Security Office, or to make available for viewing the particulars of the public notice displayed on the screen of a computer installed at that Public Employment Security Office:

③When seven days have elapsed counting from the day following the day on which the measures under the preceding paragraph were commenced, the notice under paragraph (1) is deemed to have been given.

①When the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office has made the confirmation of having become an insured person under Article 9 of the Act, the Chief must issue an employment insurance insured person's certificate (Form No. 7) to the person pertaining to that confirmation.

②The issuance of the insured person's certificate under the preceding paragraph may be made through the employer that employs the insured person.

③A person who has been issued an insured person's certificate must, where the insured person's certificate has been lost or damaged, submit to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office an employment insurance written application for reissuance of an insured person's certificate (Form No. 8), attaching a driver's license, the document prescribed in Article 51-3, paragraph (1) of the Health Insurance Act (Act No. 70 of 1922), or other document capable of proving that the person who intends to apply for reissuance of the insured person's certificate is the person themselves, and receive reissuance of the insured person's certificate.

①When a notification of acquisition of insured status or a notification of loss of insured status has been submitted and the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office finds that there is no fact of having become or ceased to be an insured person, the Chief must give notice to that effect to the person found to have no fact of having become or ceased to be an insured person and to the employer that made the notification.

②The provisions of the second sentence of Article 9, paragraph (1) and paragraphs (2) and (3) of that Article apply mutatis mutandis to the notice under the preceding paragraph.

①When a demand for confirmation under Article 8 of the Act has been made, and the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office finds that there is no fact pertaining to the demand, the Chief must give notice to that effect to the person who made the demand. In this case, where the person who made the demand, pertaining to confirmation of having become an insured person, is a person who has been issued an insured person's certificate, the Chief must return the submitted insured person's certificate to that person.

②The provisions of Article 9, paragraphs (2) and (3) apply mutatis mutandis to the notice referred to in the first sentence of the preceding paragraph.

When an insured person it employs has ceased to be an exchange-appointed official with continued employment prescribed in Article 21, paragraph (1) of the Act on Personnel Exchange Between the Government Sector and Private Enterprises (Act No. 224 of 1999) (hereinafter referred to as an "exchange-appointed official with continued employment" in this Article), an employer must submit, within 10 days counting from the day following the day of the fact, a notification of termination of exchange appointment with continued employment (Form No. 9-2), with documents capable of proving the fact of having ceased to be an exchange-appointed official with continued employment and the period during which the person was an exchange-appointed official with continued employment attached, to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office having jurisdiction over the location of its place of business.

①When an employer has transferred an insured person it employs from one of its places of business to another, the employer must submit an employment insurance notification of transfer (Form No. 10; hereinafter referred to as the "notification of transfer") to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office having jurisdiction over the location of the place of business after the transfer within 10 days counting from the day following the day of the fact.

②The notification of transfer to be submitted to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office having jurisdiction over the location of its place of business pursuant to the preceding paragraph may be submitted via a pension office.

③An employer must attach to the notification of transfer submitted pursuant to paragraph (1) a roster of workers or other document capable of proving the fact of the transfer.

④Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, an employer may, as specified by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau, omit attaching the documents specified in that paragraph.

⑤When an insured person is transferred from one place of business of the employer by which the person is employed to another, the insured person must promptly present the insured person's certificate to that employer.

⑥The notification referred to in paragraph (1) is, in the case of a specified corporation, to be made by submitting, in lieu of submitting the notification of transfer and the documents specified in paragraph (2), the matters to be stated in those documents using an electronic data processing system; provided, however, that this does not apply where it is found difficult to use an electronic data processing system due to a failure of a telecommunications line, a disaster or any other reason, and it is found possible to make the notification without using an electronic data processing system.

⑦The provisions of paragraph (4) apply mutatis mutandis to the case referred to in the preceding paragraph.

When the Individual Number of an insured person it employs (excluding an insured day worker) has been changed, an employer must promptly submit a notification of change of Individual Number (Form No. 10-2) to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office having jurisdiction over the location of its place of business.