Obtain a Civil Status Certificate In Italy By Online
The laws governing civil status events which take place in Italy or elsewhere can be filed by the parties concerned or anyone else who is concerned in person or directly to the offices of the Italian municipal office of the residence (see article. 12, par. 12, par. 11, DPR 12 par. 11 DPR) as well as to an consular office authorized by the government (either one of the parties in question or the state where the law is legally enforceable).
Required Documents For Obtain a Civil Status Certificate
- Birth Certificates
- Marriage Certificates
- Divorce Certificates
- Death Certificates
- Certificates of Change in Name
- Adoption Certificates
- Partnership Certificates
Office Locations and Contacts
Ministero dell’InternoHomePiazza del Viminale n. 1 – 00184 Roma
TelefonoCentralino tel. 064651
GPS COORDINATE GPS
41.899721690058364, 12.494035363197326
Wedding Booking Office Marriage Publications
Via della Consolata 23, 10122 Torino Scale sn. 1st floor accessible to wheelchairs with entry via Via Giulio 22.
Hours: Monday through Thursday, from 8.15 am until 15.00 Hours on Fridays, 8:15-13:50
Phone +39,011,442 5324/5454/5015/5488 +39,011,442
Office of Publications Minutes of Marriage
Uff.2 Tel – 011 442 5323; Uff.3 – 011 442 5195; Uff.4 – 011 442 5600
Office for Civil Weddings in Italy
Tel . 011 4425467. 5040.5187
Office civil marriages outside Turin
Phone 0114425012,5185,5013,5457,5186
Office-based religious weddings in Turin
Phone: 0114425012,5185,5013,5457,5186
Weddings at the office that are religious outside of Turin
Tel: 011 4425012, 5153,5422,5014,5423
Births at the office City of Turin
Via della Consolata, 23 – left scale – 1st floor – Wheelchair access: Via Giulio, 22.
Hours: Monday through Thursday, from 8.15 am until 15.00 hours on Fridays from 8:15 to 13:50. Saturday: 8.30 to 12.30
Dead Office Acts
Via della Consolata, 23 – first floor
Hours: Monday through Thursday, from 8.15 am until 15.00 hours on Fridays from 8:15-13:50
Wednesday: 8:30-12:30 with entrance via Via Giulio, 22
Phone: 011/4425290 – 4425353-4425472
E-mail: mortiestere@comune.torino.it
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Directory of Italian Municipalities
Italian Embassies or Consulates Abroad
Eligibility
- Italian citizens must report all changes in their civil status (and to provide the appropriate documents) which occur in their time of residence overseas to the consular office in the country where the event is taking place.
- To be able to allow Italian citizen who established their residency abroad to be able to register births, marriages , and deaths (and to get the appropriate certificates) first, they need to be registered with the registry for citizens Resided abroad (AIRE).
Validity
This record does not expire.
Documents to Utilize
Birth Certificate Application Form Certificato di Nascita (PDF, 93kb)
Marriage Certificate Application Form Certificato di Matrimonio (PDF, 51kb)
Death Certificate Application Form Certificato di Morte (PDF, 48kb)
Other uses for the document/certificate
- The Administrations can benefit the efficiency of the immediate knowledge that a person has a son who was born abroad or married or died in a different country for them to be able to handle within a short period of time, the information about benefits and changes. in connection with the changes in their Civil Status.
- For Citizens having the opportunity to acquire quickly Civil Status.
This will enable Italians to respond in time to the demand for documents to be enrolled in universities, schools, job openings and public administration duties, etc.
- Effectiveness of the relationship Citizen-Administration.
External Links
http://www.esteri.it/MAE/EN/Ministero/Servizi/Sportello_Info/DomandeFrequenti/UfficiServiziConsolariEstero/StatoCivileCertificati.htm
http://www.esteri.it/MAE/EN/Italiani_nel_Mondo/ServiziConsolari/StatoCivile/
http://www.interno.gov.it/mininterno/export/sites/default/en/
http://www.interno.gov.it/mininterno/export/sites/default/it/
http://www.regione.vda.it/urp/guida_servizi/default_i.aspx
http://www.esteri.it/MAE/IT/Italiani_nel_Mondo/ServiziConsolari/StatoCivile/Morte.htm
http://www.giustizia.it/uffici/info/indirizzi_uffgiud.htm
http://www.wikiprocedure.com/index.php/Italy_-_Obtain_a_Marriage_Certificate
http://www.wikiprocedure.com/index.php/Italy_-_Obtain_a_Birth_Certificate
http://www.wikiprocedure.com/index.php/Italy_-_Obtain_a_Death_Certificate
http://www.wikiprocedure.com/index.php/Italy_-_Obtain_a_Divorce_Certificate
Other
It is the responsibility of the applicant to supply the required certificates to:
- Are in compliance with the laws of the country/state that issued them;
- Meet the specifications to the requirements Italian Consulate which serves the region in which the document was issued.
The certificates indicating legal status as civil issued by local authorities must be authenticated and, where needed verified as well as translated in Italian to enable consulates to deliver them to the local authority in charge.
The demand for certification of civil status from an Italian living in a different nation can be met in a timely manner and with a sufficient time-frame.