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Change of residence online: Florence, Bologna, Venice at the start with digital registry

From 1 February it will be possible to request a change of residence or address online - Rome and Milan are not among the first municipalities to activate the service - Here are the instructions

Change of residence online: Florence, Bologna, Venice at the start with digital registry

Goodbye queues at the municipal counter: from 1 February it will be possible to change residence from the portal of the National Registry of Resident Population (Anpr), thanks to the activation of the service by the first 31 Italian Municipalities identified in agreement with Anci. This is a first phase of application, which will last about two months, at the end of which the service will then be gradually extended to all Italian municipalities.

The new mode allows citizens registered in Anpr to make the following online declarations: Change of residence for transfer from any municipality, or from abroad for Italian citizens registered with Aire, to one of the municipalities involved; change of residence within one of the participating municipalities.

You can access the registry portal with your own digital identity (Spid, Electronic Identity Card or National Services Card) and fill in the registry declaration following the instructions in the private area of ​​services for citizens.

There are about thirty administrations adhering to the first application, but Rome and Milan are not among these. to follow thelist: Alessandria, Altamura, Bagnacavallo, Bari, Bergamo, Bologna, Brescia, Carbonia, Castel San Pietro Terme, Cesena, Cuneo, Florence, Forlì, Laives, Latina, Lecco, Lierna, Livorno, Oristano, Pesaro, Potenza, Prato, Rosignano Marittimo , San Lazzaro di Savena, San Severino Marche, Teramo, Trani, Treia, Trento, Valsamoggia, Venice. 

Furthermore, the municipalities concerned – supported by Sogei – will be able to manage the declarations online both using the web application made available by Anpr and through their own management applications, once they have been updated with the requested and necessary additions.

It should be remembered that on 18 January 2022 the process that brought all Italian municipalities into the National Registry was completed: the data of around 67 million Italians are now in a single, completely digital database.

Citizens residing in the 7.903 municipalities of the country and those abroad registered with Aire can check and request corrections of their personal data online. This new digital mode adds to the one on November 15, 2021, which allows you to download 14 digital certificates independently and for free.

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