Signed verification authorisation means the authorisation document digitally signed or, alternatively, printed, signed in full and with a handwritten signature and scanned or captured by camera in PDF or JPG format. In application of art. 33 DPR 28.12.00, n. 445, for documents drawn up in a different foreign language from English, French, German and Spanish, a translation into Italian must be attached, certified by the competent Italian diplomatic or consular representation or by an official translator. The Commission of Selection may ask candidates to integrate their publications in English, French, German or Spanish by sending them a translation into Italian.
Signed verification authorisation means the authorisation document digitally signed or, alternatively, printed, signed in full and with a handwritten signature and scanned or captured by camera in PDF or JPG format. For Non-EU-citizens legally residing in Italy, the provisions of the D.P.R. 445/2000, art. 3 apply, which allow the use of the self-declarations as per art. 46 and 47 of the D.P.R. 28th December 2000, no. 445 only if it is a question of proving states, facts and personal qualities that can be certified by Italian public bodies. Therefore, in the case of Non-EU citizens, except in the case mentioned above, the states, facts and personal qualities must be proven through the production of certificates or attestations issued by the competent authority of the foreign state. Documents by NON-EU- citizens are submitted telematically and may be subject to verification by the person in charge of the procedure, also with the request for the paper document. Additionally the applicant must authorise unibz to verify the submitted documents with the competent bodies. Applicants who do not enclose the signed authorisation for verification will be excluded from the procedure.
Signed verification authorisation means the authorisation document digitally signed or, alternatively, printed, signed in full and with a handwritten signature and scanned or captured by camera in PDF or JPG format.
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Signed verification authorisation means the authorisation document digitally signed or, alternatively, printed, signed in full and with a handwritten signature and scanned or captured by camera in PDF or JPG format. For Non-EU-citizens legally residing in Italy, the provisions of the D.P.R. 445/2000, art. 3 apply, which allow the use of the self-declarations as per art. 46 and 47 of the D.P.R. 28th December 2000, no. 445 only if it is a question of proving states,
Signed verification authorisation means the authorisation document digitally signed or, alternatively, printed, signed in full and with a handwritten signature and scanned or captured by camera in PDF or JPG format. For Non-EU-citizens legally residing in Italy, the provisions of the D.P.R. 445/2000, art. 3 apply, which allow the use of the self-declarations as per art. 46 and 47 of the D.P.R. 28th December 2000, no. 445 only if it is a question of proving states, facts and personal qualities that can be certified by Italian public bodies. Therefore, in the case of Non-EU citizens, except in the case mentioned above, the states, facts and personal qualities must be proven through the production of certificates or attestations issued by the competent authority of the foreign state. Documents by NON-EU- citizens are submitted