This information leaflet is intended to provide information in relation to the Eurodac fingerprinting of applicants that are found illegally staying in a Member State. The leaflet is available in a number of translations and should be adapted with Member State specific information. 

This information leaflet is intended to provide information in relation to the Eurodac fingerprinting of applicants apprehended in connection with the crossing of an external border. The leaflet is available in a number of translations and should be adapted with Member State specific information.

This leaflet entitled "Children asking for international protection" is intended primarily for unaccompanied children that apply for international protection. The leaflet is written in a more child friendly way than corresponding leaflets for adults and explains the main provisions of the Dublin procedure as well as the rights of children. The leaflets are available in a number of translations and should be adapted by the Member States with Member State specific information. 

This information leaflet, entitled I'm in the Dublin procedure - What does it mean? should be provided to adult applicants for international procedure that find themselves in a Dublin procedure. It contains more detailed information about the procedure than part A. The leaflet is available in a number of translations and should be adapted with Member State specific information. 

The leaflet entitled "I have asked for asylum in the EU – Which country will handle my claim?" should be provided to all adult applicants for international protection. It contains the information set out in Article 4 of the Dublin III regulation. The leaflet is available in a number of translated versions and should be adapted to include Member State specific information.