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British citizens working to secure their rights as residents in Italy ahead of Brexit could face difficulties in proving they have permanent residence using a new Italian government document, campaigners have warned.
Just getting the ‘attestazione di iscrizione anagrafica’ from the local registry office has been difficult for me. Of course Covid-19 has complicated matters. I’ve been trying to get it since last February and still haven’t succeeded. The feedback the British Ambassador to Italy has been getting on this subject and which she referred to in her last newsletter to British citizens living in Italy suggests I’m not the only one with this problem. I suggest that those British citizens living in Italy who want to keep updated on questions relating to their post-Brexit rights sign up to the newsletter of the British Ambassador to Italy: A Message From Jill Morris, Her Majesty’s Ambassador. The last one (July 24th) contained a link to obtain the Italian government’s instructions (circolare n.3/2020) to registry offices regarding the ‘attestazione di iscrizione anagrafica’.