Once you have a DV, you may need an Equipollenza – you should check whether this is required with your employer or the Italian authorities. If you need a Dichiarazione di valore ( DV), contact the Italian consulate in London. If you need your qualification evaluated in Italy, contact ENIC-NARIC. If you need to authenticate a translation of your education document, you should contact an Italian translator and ask them if they can provide a sworn translation (traduzione giurata). If you need a certified copy of your education document, you should contact a UK solicitor working in the UK or Italy. If the UK Legalisation Office requires you to have a document certified before they will legalise it, you must use a UK solicitor or notary working in the UK.
The UK authorities will not legalise a document certified by a UK solicitor working in Italy. The Italian authorities may ask you to get a UK document legalised or ‘apostilled’. Some English-speaking notaries may be prepared to certify copies or witness documents in English, for use abroad.īefore you hire a notary, you should check whether the organisation you are sending the documents to will accept them.
certify Italian documents as true copies of the originals.witness and register property transfers and powers of attorney.Italian notaries are qualified lawyers and government-appointed officers who: You should contact an Italian notary to authenticate documents required by the Italian authorities. certified copies of original documents, including passports.The Italian authorities will not normally accept documents witnessed by a UK solicitor – before you hire a solicitor, you should check whether the organisation you are sending the documents to will accept them.Ī UK solicitor in Italy can issue or witness documents, including: You should contact a UK-qualified solicitor practising in Italy for documents required in the UK or another English-speaking country that recognises the status of a UK solicitor. Services from other providersįor any services not listed above, you must contact alternative providers, for example a UK-qualified solicitor practising in Italy or an Italian notary. You do not need to pay a fee for this service at the embassy. The embassy will contact you once the certificate arrives and arrange an appointment to administer the oath of citizenship. The Home Office will send your certificate of British citizenship to the British Embassy Rome.
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How to get a consular repatriation certificate (Modulo Nulla Osta al trasferimento di ceneri, salme, resti, ossa):Ĭonsular repatriation certificate/nulla osta ( PDF, 59.5 KB, 2 pages) British citizenship oath Transfer of remains ( PDF, 1.51 MB, 3 pages) Summary of the law on cremating a British national in Italy: Cremation ( PDF, 1 MB, 2 pages) Transfering remains or ashes to the UK You can show the following explanatory notes to the Italian authorities:Ĭhanging your name ( PDF, 3.38 MB, 5 pages)Ĭontact us through our web form if you are experiencing difficulties with the local authorities regarding inconsistencies in your documentation. You should read our guidance on proving your identity after a name change.
In Italy it is not common practice to change your name through marriage or by other means. Why the British embassy does not issue civil status or residency certificates:Ĭivil status ( PDF, 853 KB, 2 pages) Name change: proving your identity
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Recognition of a child and how a father’s name can be added to a birth registration document at a later stage in the UK: Recognition of a child ( PDF, 1.78 MB, 3 pages) Civil status or residency certificates Recognition of marriage ( PDF, 1.6 MB, 3 pages) Birth registration How the UK authorities recognise marriage: Seafarers on UK ships: UK rules for validating service: Validation of sea time ( PDF, 1010 KB, 2 pages) UK marriage Pleasure vessels going to sea: British rules on licences: Sailing ( PDF, 724 KB, 2 pages)
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You can download the following notes in English and Italian to show the Italian authorities: Shipping
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