Real E U CITIZENS ...EH???
It is up to you whether you go through these,
however,
the one’s at the end are from our alleged Government.
EC moves to cut legal red tape
Which public documents would be covered by the new rules?
Typical examples of public documents related to EU rights of EU citizens and businesses, which are subject to the identified administrative formalities, are
Civil status records (e.g. documents relating to birth, death, marriage and registered partnership);
Documents relating to residence, citizenship and nationality;
Documents relating to real estate;
Documents relating to legal status and representation of a company or other undertaking;
Documents relating to intellectual property rights;
Documents proving the absence of a criminal record.
Which 'formalities' for getting public documents accepted in another Member State will be abolished by the new rules?
http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-10-1390_en.htm
Typical examples of public documents related to EU rights of EU citizens and businesses, which are subject to the identified administrative formalities, are
Civil status records (e.g. documents relating to birth, death, marriage and registered partnership);
Documents relating to residence, citizenship and nationality;
Documents relating to real estate;
Documents relating to legal status and representation of a company or other undertaking;
Documents relating to intellectual property rights;
Documents proving the absence of a criminal record.
Which 'formalities' for getting public documents accepted in another Member State will be abolished by the new rules?
http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-10-1390_en.htm
UK Government Committee
European Commission kick-starts the 2013 European Year of Citizens
"EU Citizenship Report 2013 – EU Citizens: your rights, your future"http://europa.eu/newsroom/calendar/event/436077/eu-citizenship-report-2013-%E2%80%93-eu-citizens-your-rights-your-future
COM(2013) 269 final Brussels, 8.5.2013
REPORT FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, THE COUNCIL, THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE AND THE COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS
EU Citizenship Report 2013 EU citizens: your rights, your future
EU Citizenship Report.
Frequently Asked Questions: 2013 EU Citizenship Report
No more costly and bureaucratic rubber-stamping for public documents
Date: 24/04/2013
Civil Justice RSS
In a Europe of open borders there are many occasions that may lead to citizens finding themselves before a court of another EU country.
Scotland’s viewhttp://ec.europa.eu/justice/newsroom/civil/opinion/files/110510/organisations/uk_lawsociety_scotland_en.pdf
Response to the European Commission Green Paper COM (2010) 747/3
“Less bureaucracy for citizens: promoting free movement of public documents and recognition of the effects of civil status records”
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