How to Request a Criminal Record in Italy: Certificato Penale

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Description

What is it?

Requesting criminal records in Italy involves obtaining your penal certificate, or ‘Certificato Penale’, which is an official document that lists any criminal convictions a person has had.

Who needs it?

This document may be required for various purposes, such as visa applications, employment checks, or citizenship applications.

Procedure

Visit the official website of the Italian Ministry of Justice
Navigate to the page for requesting a penal certificate
Follow the instructions and input the necessary information
Submit your request

Please note that the exact procedures might vary, and in some cases, you might need to visit a physical location or submit additional documents.

Required Documents

Valid ID
Italian fiscal code
Any other documentation required by the Italian Ministry of Justice.

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Additional details

“Fedina Penale” is the most common criminal record check conducted in Italy. This is a basic criminal record disclosure.
Having a criminal record in Italy may affect a person’s ability to emigrate or find employment, as companies are legally entitled to request a criminal record check for potential employees.

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