Shortlisted Candidates

FIRS Shortlisted Candidates 2025/2026 | PDF Download, Screening & Latest Updates

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has released the list of shortlisted candidates for the 2025/2026 recruitment exercise. If you applied for the recently concluded FIRS recruitment, it is time to check if your name has been included in the shortlist.

Being shortlisted means you have successfully passed the first stage of the recruitment process and are eligible to proceed to the next phase, which usually includes screening, documentation, and interviews.

Is the FIRS Shortlist Out for 2025/2026?

Yes. The Federal Inland Revenue Service has officially published the names of successful applicants who met the recruitment requirements. Candidates can now log in to the FIRS portal to check their status and download the shortlist in PDF format.

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How to Check FIRS Shortlisted Candidates 2025/2026

Follow these steps to check if you have been shortlisted:

  1. Visit the official FIRS recruitment portal via www.careers.firs.gov.ng.
  2. Click on Shortlisted Candidates 2025/2026.
  3. Download the PDF list provided.
  4. Use the search option (Ctrl + F) on the PDF file to find your name.

Screening Requirements for Shortlisted Candidates

Candidates whose names appear on the shortlist are expected to participate in the screening and documentation exercise. You must bring along the following documents:

  • Printout of the application form
  • Original and photocopies of educational certificates (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB, Degree, HND, etc.)
  • NYSC discharge/exemption certificate
  • Acceptable forms of identification include a National Identification Number (NIN), Voter’s Card, Driver’s License, or International Passport.
  • Recent passport photographs
  • Birth certificate or age declaration
  • Certificate of origin


Important Notes for Candidates

  • Only candidates who meet the screening requirements will move to the final selection stage.
  • Multiple applications or falsified documents will lead to automatic disqualification.
  • Screening dates, venues, and additional instructions will be communicated via email, SMS, and the FIRS official website.

Latest Updates on FIRS Shortlist

Applicants are advised to keep checking the FIRS recruitment portal and their registered email for updates on screening schedules and final selection. RecruitmentGurus.com.ng will also provide timely updates once new information is released.


Conclusion

The release of the FIRS Shortlisted Candidates 2025/2026 marks an important step in the recruitment exercise. Applicants who find their names on the list should prepare for the next stage by gathering all required documents.

Stay connected with RecruitmentGurus.com.ng for more updates on FIRS recruitment, screening, and final list announcements.

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