Italian Police Certificate

[Mieko 0]

I want to know how to obtain a police certificate from Italy.

Is there somebody who tried to get it?

I'm Japanese and I lived in Italy for about two years so I have to

obtain a police record.

I've read the Peciprocity Schedule page but I can't get the details.

I wrote an e-mail to the Italian Embassy in Tokyo to ask the details

more than two months ago but I've got no reply.

I don't know how much does it cost and how long will it REALLY take,

or if it's REALLY possible to get it.

Your help will be very appreciated.

Mieko

[payxibka 10,047]

I want to know how to obtain a police certificate from Italy.

Is there somebody who tried to get it?

I'm Japanese and I lived in Italy for about two years so I have to

obtain a police record.

I've read the Peciprocity Schedule page but I can't get the details.

I wrote an e-mail to the Italian Embassy in Tokyo to ask the details

more than two months ago but I've got no reply.

I don't know how much does it cost and how long will it REALLY take,

or if it's REALLY possible to get it.

Your help will be very appreciated.

Mieko

http://travel.state.gov/visa/reciprocity/C...der/I/Italy.htm

Persons outside of Italy can obtain the certificate by writing to:

Ufficio del Casellario Giudiziale della Procura della Repubblica,

Piazzale Clodio,

00100 Rome, Italy

Those requesting the certificate by mail, whether from within or outside Italy, must submit a written request, a photocopy of a photo i.d., and all fees, along with a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Mail requests are normally processed within three working days. Information concerning fees and application procedures is available from any office of the Procura della Repubblica, or at procura.roma@giustizia.it.

[YuAndDan 153]

POLICE RECORD

Available. The Certificado Generale del Casellario Giudiziale is a certified record of final court convictions and decisions regarding mental incompetency and bankruptcy or a statement that no such record exists (Nulla).

Persons within Italy can obtain the certificate by applying in person or by mail at any office of the Procura della Repubblica. Such offices are located in all major cities and in many small cities and large towns. Those who apply in person must submit a written request, a photocopy of a photo i.d., and all fees; the certificate is usually provided the day of the request.

Persons outside of Italy can obtain the certificate by writing to:

Ufficio del Casellario Giudiziale della Procura della Repubblica,

Piazzale Clodio,

00100 Rome, Italy

Those requesting the certificate by mail, whether from within or outside Italy, must submit a written request, a photocopy of a photo i.d., and all fees, along with a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Mail requests are normally processed within three working days. Information concerning fees and application procedures is available from any office of the Procura della Repubblica, or at procura.roma@giustizia.it

http://travel.state.gov/visa/reciprocity/C...der/I/Italy.htm

[Mieko 0]

Thank you for the quick replies.

I've already read that page and I want to know more.

I don't have any confidence in the Italian Bureaucracy

so I want to know if somebody could get the certificate.

Mieko

[payxibka 10,047]

Thank you for the quick replies.

I've already read that page and I want to know more.

I don't have any confidence in the Italian Bureaucracy

so I want to know if somebody could get the certificate.

Mieko

The simple answer is e-mail or call them and ask if a third party can obtain on your behalf. Most likely if it is not a first tier relative (mother,father) then some sort of power of attorney document will be required

[andrea** 0]

Hi Mieko,

I got an Italian police certificate last year when I applied for a K1. It didn't take too long.

Andrea

[Karen_L 1]

My husband got his in Florence. It took about a half hour and cost a small amount (like 25EU or something). As to whether another person can get it for you -- I don't know. My mother-in-law got my husband's other police certificate for him in Albania. But then, Albania and Italy are pretty different, and they might not allow it in Italy. Try contacted the Italian consulate in your area and seeing if they can help you.

[Mieko 0]

Thank you so much for replying me, guys.

Andrea, could you tell me the details if you remember?

The reciprocity schedule page says that you need

a written request

a photocopy of a photo i.d.

all fees

a stamped, self-addressed envelope

Is that all you needed?

Was "a written request" just a letter or a form required?

Yesterday I wrote an e-mail to Procura della Repubblica

di Roma. Will they give me a reply??

Mieko

[Jenn! 918]

Ufficio del Casellario Giudiziale della Procura della Repubblica,

Piazzale Clodio,

00100 Rome, Italy

The above information is incorrect, I believe. I originally sent a request there, and I never heard anything.

You need to complete the following form and send it in with the payment. They will send it to you:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...ost&id=2109

Let me know if you need help with the Italian. You want to get the certificato generale.

Edited November 13, 2006 by jenn3539

[Mieko 0]

Thank you very much for the information.

I think I can complete the form anyhow.

So I have to ask for a certificato generale e

send it in to the address Via Mario Amato.

13-15 Roma. Am I right?

Do you know how much is the fee?

Mieko

[Jägermasterize 1]

I wanted to share my experience when i have asked my italian police records in Italy last year.

Hope it helps some VJ members!

My experience:

Asking an Italian police record if you are not born in Italy and don’t live there can be quite epic.

I personally needed for my k1 visa at the Paris embassy:

1-The Certificato Generale del Casellario Giudiziale

1-certificato dei carichi pendenti (certificate of outstanding criminal proceedings)

There are four major challenges that I faced during the process:

-The demand must be asked by written letter or directly at the office in person or by a delegate.

-You need fiscal stamps that can only be purchased in Italy at specialized tobacco shops or at the procura office.

-Rome postal services are unreliable, broken, not working, any adjective that describes a complete mess.

-Rome office made a mistake on birth place on my certificate.

I made a trip to Italy on the 7^th of dec 2015 to buy directly the duty stamps needed at a Tabaco shop since I can’t buy those in France.

7DEC 2015/ I sent from Venice my letter to the Ufficio del Casellario Giudiziale della Procura della Repubblica -Piazzale Clodio -00195 Rome (RM) Italia.

The letter was containing:

<>-Official form completed.(can be downloaded here: https://www.giustizia.it/giustizia/it/mg_3_3_3.wp?tab=m )

<>-Photocopy of passport

<>-Letter with my address for the return of the certificates (without postal stamps)

<>-two Marca da bollo di 19.84 € for the two certificates I asked

<>-two Marca da bollo di 3.84 € for emmergency fees

<>-two Marca da bollo di 0.93 € for the expedition of the certificates.

<>-(check the fees on the official website, the fees can change, and you may need less stamps or more depending of your situation)

10DEC 2015/The Procura of Rome received my letter.

11DEC 2015/ The procura sends my certificates to my address in France.

Meanwhile I used the following email address to ask the procura if my certificates have been sent and they answered me in the day: procura.roma@giustizia.it

2JAN 2016/I finally received my two police record, the general and the pending charges. The second one had an error on my birth place, I was suddenly born in a French city in Argentina.

At that point I decided to personally go to the procura to have the record be corrected.

13JAN 2016/ I took a flight from Paris and went to Rome at the procura that is precisely at this address below:

PROCURA DELLA REPUBBLICA PRESSO IL TRIBUNALE DI ROMA

UFFICIO DE CASELLARIO GIUDIZIALE

Via Mario Amato, 13-15
00195 ROMA (RM)

The office of police records in Rome is like a big waiting room. There are kiosks and you have to pick a number and wait your turn to present your demand.

I directly went to a kiosk for explaining my situation and an officer came and asked me to come in his office. He apologized for the mistake and made directly a correct and new police record in front of me.

At the Paris American embassy, all documents that are not written in English or French need to be translated.

I then asked a competent translator for having my two Italian police records being translated in English.

I hope my long post will help some people that need these precious documents.

Finally, I may have made mistakes and inaccuracies. Your situation may differ from mine and I encourage you to check all the information, fees, address etc on the official website of the Italian ministry of justice. Good luck.

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