Declaration of residence

Italian, EU and non-EU citizens who have moved their habitual residence to Cortina d'Ampezzo and actually live at the declared address.

Community citizens:

Citizens of the European Union have the right to stay in the Italian territory for a period not exceeding three months, without any conditions and formalities, except in possession of a valid identity document for expatriation issued by the country of origin.

They can stay in Italy for a period exceeding three months on condition that they can demonstrate that they can provide for their own livelihood and that of their family members, as self-employed or subordinate workers, or in possession of sufficient economic resources and holders of health insurance.

Non-EU citizens:

The registration in the Registry of the resident population can be carried out by the foreign citizen, upon request presented personally on a specific form, attaching a valid passport or other equivalent identification document and entry visa when required and a valid residence document ( residence permit) in original and currently valid of the foreign citizen;

1. valid identity document for expatriation or passport;
2. (if possessed) residence permit or card (expired or valid) or receipt relating to the request or renewal of the residence permit issued by the Police Headquarters or by the Italian Post Office;
3. for family members, suitable documentation issued by the authority of the country of origin certifying the family relationship, adequately legalized and translated.
4. For non-EU family members: passport and residence card issued by the Police Headquarters.

Therefore, pursuant to the civil code, residence is the place of habitual residence, that is, the place where family and social life usually takes place (Ministry of the Interior Circ. No. 21/2001).

A precise and current definition of the registered residence can be found in a sentence of the Civil Court of Cassation, Section II, of 14 March 1986, n. 1738: "The residence of a person is determined by his habitual and voluntary abode in a specific place, that is, by the objective element of permanence in that place and by the subjective element of the intention to live there permanently, revealed by the habits of life and by the carrying out normal social relations; this stable permanence also exists when the person goes to work or to carry out other activities outside the municipality of residence, as long as he keeps his home there, returns there whenever possible and maintains the center of his family relationships there and social. "

The registered residence or habitual residence involves registration with the registry office of the municipality where you wish to establish your residence and this declaration must be presented within 20 days of the transfer, in turn the office is obliged to means of affixed officers, usually of the Local Police, to verify the residence requirement and the existence of the residence title such as property, usufruct, lease, loan for use, etc. .. All of this will serve to legitimize the occupation of the 'immovable.

Citizens who move to Cortina d'Ampezzo from another municipality, from abroad or change residence within the municipality itself must declare the new residence within 20 days by signing the appropriate declaration of residence.

Every adult citizen can register for himself or for the persons over whom he exercises authority or protection.

All adults involved in the change of residence must sign the model or attach a copy of an identity document.

In the case of a declaration of residence at the Citizen Services Desk (Citizen's Room), people who do not sign the model must issue a proxy to the person who submits the declaration.

It is always necessary to indicate, in the residence declaration form, the title on the basis of which the home is legitimately occupied.

In the case of private property, the cadastral details must be indicated; in case of lease / loan it is necessary to present the lease / loan agreement or, alternatively, indicate the registration details; in other cases it is necessary to specify the legitimate title of occupation of the property (eg owner's consent, tenant's consent, etc.).

In the event that there are no emotional or kinship ties, it is possible to request separate family status.

Declarations relating to minors can only be submitted by those who exercise parental authority or guardianship.

In case of entry into a cohabitation (boarding school, boarding school, barracks, etc.) it is the cohabitation manager who makes the request for registration.

With the declaration of residence, the Municipality communicates the new address to the motorization for updating the archive of authorized drivers and the national vehicle archive. It is no longer possible to print and send the update slip of the residential address on either the driving license or the vehicle registration document.

Following the change of residence, the identity card will not be reissued with the new address, as this can only happen upon expiry.

The declaration of residence can be presented:

• By e-mail to the address Protocol@comunecortinadampezzo.bl.it
• By PEC - Certified Electronic Mail to the address cortina@pec.comunecortinadampezzo.it
• By ordinary mail
• Personally at the Demographic Services Desk on the Ground Floor of the Town Hall in Corso Italia, 33 during the opening hours to the public
• Through the online services of the Citizen's Room with Digital Identity

The registry officer must make the required changes within two working days following the submission of the request, the legal effects of which will run from the date of the declaration. From that moment it will be possible to issue certificates of residence or other certificates relating to data that can be documented up to that moment.

The Municipality of registration will have 45 days from the date of the declaration to carry out the relative checks on the declarations and to ascertain whether the habitual residence of the applicants is where it was actually declared.

In the case of negative assessments or verification of the absence of requirements, the Municipality must suspend the terms of the procedure and communicate to the interested parties the outcome of the checks and the possibility that the request may have a negative outcome (Article 10 bis of Law no. .241 / 1990).

Interested parties, from receipt of the communication, will have 10 days to communicate observations or additions to the application to the municipality.

• If the Municipality receives communications, observations or documentation from the interested parties within the established terms, the terms of the procedure will resume after 10 days of receipt.

• If within 10 days of receipt by the interested parties, no communication, observation or documentation is received by the Municipality, the terms of the procedure will resume from that date.

In the event that no communication to the citizen is sent within the time required for the checks (45 days from the request), the residence is considered confirmed on the basis of the principle of tacit consent. The Municipality can, however, if it deems it, proceed to further investigations.

Ref. Regulations:

• Law 24 December 1954 n. 1228
• Presidential Decree May 30, 1989, n. 223
• Istat Circular B series no. 29/1992