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Autocertificazione

Declaración sustitutiva italiana (DPR 445/2000) — art. 46 o 47, 14 plantillas de declaración listas, cláusulas de privacidad y exención de timbre. Solo Italia.

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Italian law lets a citizen replace many certificates with a signed statement of their own: DPR 445/2000 distinguishes the sostitutiva di certificazione under article 46, which stands in for facts a public register already holds, and the sostitutiva dell'atto di notorietà under article 47, which covers facts no register keeps. Getting the wrong article is the usual reason a form comes back. This tool asks which one you need and produces the document with the right heading, the right clauses and the right declaration.

It carries fourteen ready-made statements for the situations that come up most, plus the privacy notice and the stamp-exemption clause these documents are supposed to include. It is Italian-specific by design and says so — the legal framework it implements does not exist elsewhere, so a self-declaration produced here has no standing in another country's administration.

How it works

  1. Choose article 46 or article 47 for the fact you are declaring.
  2. Pick one of the fourteen ready-made statements, or write your own.
  3. Fill in your personal details and the specifics of the declaration.
  4. Download, print, sign and attach a copy of your ID.

What people use it for

  • Replacing a residency or family-status certificate for an administrative office.
  • Declaring a fact that no public register holds, under article 47.
  • Producing a correctly worded declaration without copying a template of uncertain provenance.

Frequently asked questions

Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. The file is opened by JavaScript and WebAssembly running inside your own browser tab. It is never uploaded, there is no server-side processing and nothing is stored — closing the tab discards everything.
Article 46 or article 47 — which do I need?
Article 46 for facts a public administration already records: date of birth, residency, family status, qualifications. Article 47 for everything else — facts of which you have direct knowledge but no register holds. If the office asked for an "atto di notorietà", that is article 47.
Do I have to attach my ID?
For a declaration under article 47 not signed in front of the official, yes: a photocopy of a valid identity document is part of what makes it valid. It is the omission that most often gets a declaration returned.
Can I use this outside Italy?
No. It implements DPR 445/2000, which is Italian law. Other countries have their own instruments, or none, and a document in this form carries no standing with them.
Is a printed and signed declaration enough?
For most counters, yes — print it, sign it by hand and attach the ID copy. If the office wants it digitally, sign the PDF with the Digital signature tool rather than pasting in a picture of your signature.

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