A visura has nothing to do with an atto. In most of Italy a visura is not legally binding, and can be frequently wrong. An atto is the deed of the property and contains all the information relevant to the sale and the property.
Lots of people. If you are not from the EU and plan to stay more than 9 days you should technically apply for a PdS. For elective residency you need to to prove you have the minimum amount of money required to stay in Italy and not be a burden on the state. Otherwise its no big deal.
Well, strictly its the impianto that is certfied - if you change a toilet then you arent touching the impianto - so its a flexible interpretation! i would quite happily do everything that isnt tubing/boilers/sewage without a 'professional'
You need a certficate of impianto - and its unlikely that the plumber will sign off on work he hasnt done. If you dont have the certificate you cant sell the house. But, there is nothing to stop you doing it yourself.
An act of sale is a public act, and therefore anybody can see it. If you dont want to go via a notary - you cna go to the Conservatoria di Beni Immobili in your provincial town, though this is the expensive optino as you will pay (more depending on how quickly you want it). You dont have to say anything to the notary other than you want a copy - no justification, no reason. Or get someone else to ask for you if you want to remain more anonymous...
Run off the visure, which will tell you the name of the Notary who stipulated the sale with the reg. number - then call the notary and ask for a copy of the act.
There is no email address, just the fax and phone numbers. MAke sure its the right ENEL company - there are two distinct ones - ENEL energia and ENEL servizio elettrico - they are not connected.
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A visura has nothing to do with an atto. In most of Italy a visura is not legally binding, and can be frequently wrong. An atto is the deed of the property and contains all the information relevant to the sale and the property.
Lots of people. If you are not from the EU and plan to stay more than 9 days you should technically apply for a PdS. For elective residency you need to to prove you have the minimum amount of money required to stay in Italy and not be a burden on the state. Otherwise its no big deal.
How strange that an Italian company in Italy would dare to speak Italian.
Then New Travel services would be the best choice.
Well, strictly its the impianto that is certfied - if you change a toilet then you arent touching the impianto - so its a flexible interpretation! i would quite happily do everything that isnt tubing/boilers/sewage without a 'professional'
New TRavel Services - Cristian is the man You dont say whether you want a transfer or something else?
You need a certficate of impianto - and its unlikely that the plumber will sign off on work he hasnt done. If you dont have the certificate you cant sell the house. But, there is nothing to stop you doing it yourself.
An act of sale is a public act, and therefore anybody can see it. If you dont want to go via a notary - you cna go to the Conservatoria di Beni Immobili in your provincial town, though this is the expensive optino as you will pay (more depending on how quickly you want it). You dont have to say anything to the notary other than you want a copy - no justification, no reason. Or get someone else to ask for you if you want to remain more anonymous...
Run off the visure, which will tell you the name of the Notary who stipulated the sale with the reg. number - then call the notary and ask for a copy of the act.
There is no email address, just the fax and phone numbers. MAke sure its the right ENEL company - there are two distinct ones - ENEL energia and ENEL servizio elettrico - they are not connected.