Register a Marriage In Italy By Online
- If you want the banns of yours to be displayed, you have to go to the consulate in possession of an identity card that is valid (art. 51, para. 1, of DPR 396/2000 – richiesta di pubblicazione or posting request).
- If you’re unable to attend a meeting to the location in person, you could designate a third-party to take your place. In this instance you will need to use an express proxy that is written on simple paper (i.e. not required to use the use of a tax stamp). It must be accompanied by your identity proofs and be, naturally, valid.
- Couples who are married outside of Italy who do not have their marriage certificate registered within Italy at the Italian Consulate that has the jurisdiction of their territory over the ceremony, have to submit their marriage certificate to the consular authority to request the registration of the certificate in Italy and then get the estratto per riassunto dellatto of matrimony from the Comune, prior to making an request (please keep in mind that the process process can require a different number of months, based on the Consulate and the commune).
Required Documents For Register a Marriage
- Passport
- Birth certificate
- A final divorce ( sentenza di divorzio) or annulment decree or death certificate (if previously married)
- If the other party is less than 18 years of age, a sworn declaration of consent to wedding by parental or the guardianship of legal
- Also, you will require the inevitable tax stamp
- It is also possible to get a certificate with no restriction ( nulla or osta) by a consulate that states that in accordance with the laws you’re legally bound in your home country it is not a problem to the union.
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 from 8:15-13:50
Phone +39,011,442 5324/5324/5015/5488 +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
Tribunale Civile di Roma
The Office of “Atti Notori”
Viale Giulio Cesare 54/B
1st Floor, Room 86 Telephone +39 063577296
Office Hours:
Morning: Monday through Friday: 9:00 to 13.00
Afternoon Evening: Thursday 15:00 pm to 16:20
Italian Embassies or Consulates Abroad
Eligibility
- At a minimum, one member of the couple has to reside in Italy
- Have reached the age of 18 or be at least 16 years old prior to approval from the Juvenile Court.
Free status: single Never married or divorced or widowed.
Instructions
- You are required to present all the necessary documents, and they should translate into Italian and verified through the Italian Consular officer.
- All weddings of Italian citizens who are married any location must be recorded in Italy in order that they can be recognized legally in Italy.
- Stateless people must sign the order issued by the relevant Ministry of Statelessness.
- The marriage’s completion and updating the databases of the Municipality for the subsequent certifications will be handled to the Office of Civil Marriages
The Information You Need
- The name of the couple who will be getting wed.
- Name of their witnesses.
- The age of the couple who plans to wed.
- Marital family history.
The Document is required
In order to be married in Italy the couple must show up before the civil registry ( official of stato civile) in the city in which the wedding will take place , along with two witnesses, and sign the declaration of their intention to wed.
External Links
http://www.justlanded.com/english/Italy/Articles/Visas-Permits/Marriage-Divorce-in-Italy
http://www.weddingsvenice.net/Documentation.htm
http://www.slow-dreams.com/wedding-italy-regulations.htm
Other
Review all documents word for word to ensure that there aren’t any discrepancies, or changes in names of the dates, last names and locations of birth. Any documents issued outside Italy must contain the name or the family name of the person who is interested as it appears in the initial Italian birth certificate, e.g. (Brambilla but not Brimbilla)