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Article 36
              Additional data for the purpose of dealing
                        with misused identity

     1. Where confusion may arise between the person actually intended
as  the  subject  of  an  alert  and  a person whose identity has been
misused,  the  Member  State which entered the alert shall, subject to
that person`s explicit consent, add data relating to the latter to the
alert    in    order   to   avoid   the   negative   consequences   of
misidentification.
     2.  Data  relating  to  a  person whose identity has been misused
shall be used only for the following purposes:
     (a)  to  allow  the competent authority to distinguish the person
whose  identity  has been misused from the person actually intended as
the subject of the alert;
     (b)  to allow the person whose identity has been misused to prove
his identity and to establish that his identity has been misused.
     3.  For  the  purpose of this Article, no more than the following
personal data may be entered and further processed in SIS II:
     (a)  surname(s)  and forename(s), name(s) at birth and previously
used names and any aliases possibly entered separately;
     (b)  any  specific  objective  and  physical  characteristic  not
subject to change;
     (c) place and date of birth;
     (d) sex;
     (e) photographs;
     (f) fingerprints;
     (g) nationality(ies);
     (h) number(s) of identity paper(s) and date of issue.
     4.  The  technical  rules  necessary  for  entering  and  further
processing the data referred to in paragraph 3 shall be established in
accordance  with  the procedure referred to in Article 51 (2), without
prejudice   to  the  provisions  of  the  instrument  setting  up  the
Management Authority.
     5.  The  data  referred  to in paragraph 3 shall be erased at the
same  time  as  the  corresponding  alert  or earlier if the person so
requests.
     6.  Only  the  authorities  having  a  right  of  access  to  the
corresponding  alert  may  access the data referred to in paragraph 3.
They may do so for the sole purpose of avoiding misidentification.