Loss of Permesso di Soggiorno Ricevuta

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F1demonNew member08 July 2017 15:11:20

Hi there, I'm a student of Roman Archaeology based in Rome and recently while traveling to France my passport was stolen along with the ricevuta for my second Permesso. I filed a police complaint in France and am about to receive my new passport but am not sure what to do about the loss of the Ricevuta? I have the proof of purchase and receipt from the Poste so, does that help? What do I do?

Any advice would be welcome. Tks!

SimCityATExpert08 July 2017 17:20:07

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Welcome to Expat.com F1demon

They will have a record of you having one, just go to the post, with your receipt and a copy of your report to the police and you should be issued you with a new one.

You will also need to print this out and fill it in

http://www.portaleimmigrazione.it/immig … dulo_1.pdf

F1demonNew member17 July 2017 18:41:33

Tks. This is the form for a new application, am I correct? Since, I'm applying for my second Permesso I didn't pay except for the 'bollo' so, if I fill this up and resubmit will I have to pay a fee apart from the bollo? Tks!

Amir GhalamzanMember16 December 2021 20:04:54

Hi there,
@F1demon can you please let me know what could you do?
Did you get a duplicate of your recevuta by going to the post office.
I am in a very same situation and need to learn this.

Thanks,
Amir

bashoa1New member17 December 2021 05:19:55

Don’t worry just visit questura everything will be ok

Abbas HumbatovMember11 November 2023 11:25:13

@bashoa1 i have lost my ricevute too. the big receipt they give with it is by myself. Can i get new one from poste italiane again?

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