CERTIFICATES AND DOCUMENTS
According to the new system of civil status, approved by Presidential Decree November 3, 2000, No 396 (published in the ordinary supplement to the "Official Gazette" No. 303 of December 30, 2000), no longer required to submit certificates to get married because it will be for the registrar to obtain all necessary documentation.
For those interested, here are the certificates that the bride and groom had to obtain before being presented to the City for the civil ceremony:
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birth certificate issued by the municipality of birth under the law nr.423 (in order to verify the absence of family ties)
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declaration referred to. DC 97, rendered by the operators the parental authority of their parents stating there are no impediments
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cumulative certificate of single status, residence and Italian citizenship issued by the municipality of residence
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for widows: a full copy of the death of a spouse issued by the municipality where the death took place.
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for the divorced or widowed or alleged free status: complete copy of the Act prior marriage
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for the engaged underage consent of juvenile court jurisdiction
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for foreigners: the declaration of the competent authority of their country by showing that there is no impediment to marriage (art. 116 CC)
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for divorcees who have not passed for 300 days from the dissolution of previous marriage: a certified copy of the divorce decree
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for widowers that have not gone 300 days from the dissolution of the marriage registration with the Court.
About six months before the wedding, in the presence of two witnesses, the bride and groom signed the act of publication, "consent", where they claim to have the requirements of the law for the validity of the marriage, and to act in conscience and freedom . By the same document are requested to provide the City of publications, namely to put up a document stating their name and address and the place where the marriage will be celebrated.
For the religious ceremony, the bride and groom must present themselves to the priest with:
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Baptism certificate
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Certificate of Confirmation
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certificate of single status ecclesiastical
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certificate of attendance in marriage preparation courses.
In addition, religious publications will be posted in the parishes of origin of the spouses, and with the publications in City Hall, will set the date of marriage.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
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