Failure to comply with the legislation of being registered can imply a series of sanctions
The registration law requires you to be registered in the municipality where you habitually reside. The town councils are in charge of managing the administrative procedures necessary to register you as a resident of the town. Among the documents, you must provide the registration application, identity documents and those that prove the use of a habitual residence.
These procedures are aimed at obtaining accreditation as a resident of the municipality, and therefore, to benefit from the aid and advantages of it, that is, those offered by each Administration, the municipal public services and the recognition of certain rights. You also have the obligation to inform when you change your residence and request registration in the register of the new municipality to which you move, because you can only be registered in a municipality in which you legally reside.
For this reason, those who move to a location other than their usual place of residence for any reason must register in the new destination where they live most often. In the event that in some seasons you live between two municipalities, you must remain registered in the one in which you reside more frequently. Whoever fails to comply must face sanctions included in Royal Legislative Decree 781/1986.
Article 59 specifies the fines that may result, the amount of which varies according to the number of registered residents of each municipality. If the census is between 5,001 and 20,000, the fine will be 3 euros. It increases to 60 for places between 20,0001 and 50,000 registered residents. It continues to rise up to 90 euros for those who have up to 500,000 and, where more than half a million neighbors will have a fine of 150 euros.
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