WE ARE PLEASED TO INFORM YOU THAT ON 8TH AUGUST WILL BE THERE IN SAN MARINO IN OUR SEAT JOHN PAONESSA, OFFICER OF THE US EMBASSY IN ROME TO FUNZIONARIO DELL'AMBASCIATA DI ROMA
TO CARRY OUT CONSULAR SERVICES CONSERNING THE FOLLOWING MATTERS:
* SOCIAL SECURITY FIRST APPLICATIONS
* ISSUES RELATED TO SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
* SOCIAL SECURITY CARDS DUPLICATES
* CHANGE OR WRONG NUMBERS
* SOCIAL BENEFITS ENQUIRES
IN ORDER TO BOOK, PLEASE CONTACT THE ASSOCIATION EVERY TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS ON FOLLOWING NUMBER 0549-903657 OR VIA EMAIL rsm-america@omniway.sm FROM 3.00 TILL 6.30.
DOCUMENTATION TO OBTAIN A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
PLACE OF BIRTH: U.S.A.
• Form SS-5 (to be completed
on site)
• Questionnaire (if reached 12 years of age) (to be completed on
site)
• U.S. original birth certificate (plus photocopy) – document
issued by the State of birth (not by the hospital or the national
certificate indicating birth in the U.S.A.)
• Valid identity document: valid U.S. passport or passport or
identity card (plus photocopy)
• Historical Certificate of Residence (issued by the Civil Registry
Office of the Municipality of Residence - by all municipalities of
residence) or other proof of residence outside the U.S.A.
• (school attendance documents, employment contracts, etc.).
PLACE OF BIRTH: ITALY/SAN MARINO OR ANOTHER FOREIGN COUNTRY
• Form SS-5 (to be completed on site)
• Questionnaire (if reached 12 years of age) (to be completed on
site)
• Birth certificate (plus photocopy)
* Certificate of
• Proof of citizenship (valid U.S. Passport, or Consular Report of
Birth Abroad, or Certificate of Citizenship, Certificate of
Naturalization or Green Card).
• Valid identity document: valid U.S. passport. (plus
photocopy).
• school attendance documents, work contracts, etc.
To vote in the November 2024 election, U.S. citizens overseas
need to have completed a Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) in
2024. Whether you are a first-time voter or have already
received ballots and voted absentee in past elections, you must
complete an FPCA each calendar year to ensure you can participate
in elections as an overseas absentee voter.
You can get voting assistance from the embassy/consulate or drop
off your completed voting forms and ballots, addressed to your
local election officials, for delivery to the United States via
diplomatic pouch.
Ballots can be dropped off at the nearest U.S. embassy or
consulate, from 9:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday
(excluding these holidays). Be prepared to present your U.S.
passport during your visit and remember to seal your ballot. You
can also return your FPCA or ballot to your local election
officials via international mail or professional courier service at
your own expense. Normal transit time from Rome to the United
States is ten (10) days. Please add two days for any ballots
shipped from other consulates in Italy.
Even if you have never voted while overseas before, the process is
easy.
1. Request your ballot. Complete a new
Federal Post Card Application (FPCA). You must complete a new FPCA
after January 1, 2024, to ensure you receive your ballot for the
2024 elections. Submitting the FPCA allows you to request
absentee ballots for all elections for federal offices (President,
U.S. Senate, and U.S. House of Representatives) including primaries
and special elections during the calendar year in which it is
submitted. All local election officials in all U.S. states
and territories accept the FPCA.
You can complete the FPCA online at FVAP.gov. The online
voting assistant will ask you questions specific to your
state. We encourage you to request your blank ballots be
delivered electronically (by email, internet download, or fax,
depending on your state). Include your email address on your
FPCA to take advantage of the electronic ballot delivery
option. Return the FPCA per the instructions on the
website. The online voting assistant will tell you if your
state allows the FPCA to be returned electronically or if you must
submit a paper copy with original ink signature. If you must
return a paper version, please follow the same instructions below
for returning your ballot.
2. Receive and complete your ballot. States
are required to send out ballots 45 days before a regular election
for federal office and generally send ballots at least 30 days
before primary elections. For most states, you can confirm
your registration and ballot delivery online.
3. Return your completed ballot.
While some states allow you to return your completed ballot
electronically, others do not. If your state requires you to
return paper voting forms or ballots to local election officials,
you can do so free of charge at the nearest U.S. embassy or
consulate. Place your ballot in a postage-paid return
envelope, or in an envelope bearing sufficient domestic U.S.
postage, and address it to the relevant local election
officials.
Research candidates and issues. Please see the FVAP links page for resources you can use to research candidates and issues. FVAP regularly sends information about election dates and deadlines through their Voting Alerts. Email vote@fvap.gov to subscribe or follow FVAP on Facebook or Twitter.
Learn more at the Federal Voting Assistance Program's (FVAP)
website, FVAP.gov. If you have any questions about registering to
vote overseas, please contact your nearest embassy or
consulate:
• U.S. Embassy Rome,
Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
VoteRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov/
• U.S. Consulate General
Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
VoteMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General
Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
VoteFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General
Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
VoteNaples@state.gov
• State Department –
Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country
Information
• Enroll in Smart
Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts and Messages
from the U.S. Mission to Italy.
Remember, your vote counts!
Our Mutual Friendship is at disposal for the members who would like to vote in USA.
Please remember to bring with you the full us address in order to request the ballot.
Register and request your ballot by your state's deadline. You can use FVAP's simple online assistant at www.FVAP.gov/FPCA to walk you through each section of the form. After you finish filling out the FPCA, print it, sign it, and send it to your elections office. Most states accept the FPCA via email or fax while some require it via mail. Check state-specific guidelines at FVAP.gov.
DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED TO OBTAIN A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
PLACE OF BIRTH: U.S.A.
• Form SS-5 (to be completed on site)
• Questionnaire (if reached 12 years of age) (to be completed on
site)
• U.S. original birth certificate (plus photocopy) – document
issued by the State of birth (not by the hospital or the national
certificate indicating birth in the U.S.A.)
• Valid identity document: valid U.S. passport or passport or
identity card (plus photocopy)
• Historical Certificate of Residence (issued by the Civil Registry
Office of the Municipality of Residence - by all municipalities of
residence) or other proof of residence outside the U.S.A.
• (school attendance documents, employment contracts, etc.).
PLACE OF BIRTH: ITALY/SAN MARINO OR ANOTHER FOREIGN COUNTRY
• Form SS-5 (to be completed on site)
• Questionnaire (if reached 12 years of age) (to be completed on
site)
• Birth certificate (plus photocopy)
• Proof of citizenship (valid U.S. Passport, or Consular Report of
Birth Abroad, or Certificate of Citizenship, Certificate of
Naturalization or Green Card).
• Valid identity document: valid U.S. passport. (plus
photocopy).
• school attendance documents, work contracts, etc.
MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION CAMPAIGN 2024 and 3x1000
The 2024 membership campaign for the SAN MARINO BROTHERHOOD -
AMERICA is open.
We ask for your support to carry on the traditions of the
association and propose new initiatives.
Discounts are available for members through agreements with various
activities. Membership is open to everyone, US citizens and non-US
citizens. 3x1000 - anyone who wants can also donate the 3x1000 to
the Brotherhood???? ?? 0549 903657 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from
3pm to 6.30pm Whatsapp +39 334 1754897 email:
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Register and request your ballot by your state’s deadline. You can use FVAP’s easy online assistant at www.FVAP.gov/FPCA to walk you through each section of the form. After you finish filling out the FPCA, print it, sign it, and send it to your election office. Most states accept the FPCA by email or fax while some require it by mail. Check your state-specific guidelines at FVAP.gov .
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American dinner con
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HOT DOG
PULLED PORK
FRENCH FRIES
CORN ON THE COB
WATERMELON
ICE CREAM
DRINKS
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QUOTA DI PARTECIPAZIONE
€16 (soci)
€20 (non soci)
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PRENOTAZIONI entro GIO 29 GIUGNO presso l'ufficio dell'Associazione ogni martedì e giovedì dalle ore 15.00 alle 18.30, oppure tramite e-mail a rsm-america@omniway.sm.
!! IMPORTANT !!
ON TUESDAY, THE 4th APRIL, JOHN PAONESSA, OFFICER OF EMBASSY IN ROME WILL BE ASSISTING NEEDED MEMBERS REGARDING SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER APPLICATION REQUEST AND/OR PENSION BENEFIT SERVICES AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE MUTUAL BROTHERHOOD ASSOCIATION .
ALL INTERESTED MEMBERS CAN RESERVE BY SENDING AN E-MAIL TO rsm-america@omniway.sm
Ballots for the November 8th general election are on their way to voters who requested them earlier this year and many voters have already returned their voted ballots. You can still register and request your ballot from your state of legal residence today if you have not already done so – but remember that many states have registration deadlines approaching. You can use FVAP’s easy online assistant at https://www.fvap.gov/FPCA to walk you through each section of the form. After you finish filling out the FPCA, print it, sign and date it, and then send it directly to your election office. Most states accept the FPCA by email or fax while some require it by mail. Check your state-specific guidelines at FVAP.gov. Once you receive your requested absentee ballot, vote and return it as soon as you get it. Remember to carefully follow the instructions, especially if a “security envelope” is required, and sign the package as indicated when returning it. To save time, you can send voted ballots electronically if allowed by state law. Check to see if your state accepts completed absentee ballots by email, fax, or via an online portal at FVAP.gov/guide. If your requested ballot has not arrived, use the Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot (FWAB) immediately at https://www.fvap.gov/FWAB. It is a backup ballot, so if your official absentee ballot arrives after sending in the FWAB, complete and send in the official ballot, too. Only one will be counted. You can also check the status of your ballot -- some states have online ballot status tools - select your state at https://www.fvap.gov/citizen-voter and then click "Check the status of your voted ballot." If an online tool is not available, contact your local election office directly at https://www.fvap.gov/search-offices
June 2022:
June 7: Primary Elections- California, Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota
June 7: Special Primary Election- California US Senate
June 7: Special General Election- California CD 22
June 11: Special Primary Election- Alaska (Congress At-Large)
June 14: Primary Elections- Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, South Carolina
June 14: Special General Election – Texas CD 34
June 21: Runoff Primary Elections: Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia
June 21: Primary Elections- District of Columbia and Virginia
June 28: Primary Elections- Colorado, Illinois, Oklahoma and Utah
June 28: Special Primary Election- Oklahoma US Senate
June 28: Runoff Primary Elections- Mississippi and South Carolina (if necessary)
July 2022 – 30 Day Notice:
July 19: Primary Election- Maryland
July 26: Runoff Primary Election- North Carolina
August 2022 – 60 Day Notice:
August 2: Primary Elections- Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington
August 4: Primary Election- Tennessee
August 6: Territory Primary- Virgin Islands
August 9: Primary Elections- Connecticut, Minnesota, Vermont, and Wisconsin
August 9: Special General- Minnesota CD 1
August 13: Primary Election- Hawaii
August 16: Primary Elections- Alaska and Wyoming
August 16: Special General- Alaska U.S. House
August 23: Primary Elections- Florida and Oklahoma
August 23: Primary Election – New York
August 23: Special Primary Runoff Election- Oklahoma US Senate
August 27: Territory Primary- Guam
September 2022 – 90 Day Notice:
September 6: Primary Election – Massachusetts
September 13: Primary Elections – Delaware, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island
Register and request your ballot by your state’s deadline. You can use FVAP’s easy online assistant at www.fvap.gov/FPCA to walk you through each section of the form. After you finish filling out the FPCA, print it, sign it, and send it to your election office. Most states accept the FPCA by email or fax while some require it by mail. Check your state-specific guidelines at FVAP.gov.
Once you receive your requested absentee ballot, vote and return it as soon as you get it. Remember to carefully follow the instructions, especially if a “security envelope” is required, and sign the package as indicated when returning it.
To save time, send voted ballots electronically if allowed by state law. Voters can check if their state accepts completed absentee ballots by email, fax, or via an online portal at FVAP.gov/guide.
If a requested ballot has not arrived, use the Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot (FWAB) immediately at www.fvap.gov/FWAB. It works like a backup ballot. If your official absentee ballot arrives after sending in the FWAB, complete and send in the official ballot, too. Only one will be counted.
Make sure the voted ballot is received by your state. Go to FVAP.gov, click on your state and then the "check the status of your voted ballot" button.
To find your state's election website for specific information on candidates, elections, contact information, and links to your local election offices, visit our contact page. You can also reach out directly to your election office for status updates on your registration and absentee ballot.
Additional Information for non-UOCAVA voters: Uniformed service members, their families, and Department of Defense civilians who are currently stationed in the same location as their voting address may visit vote.gov to register to vote and request information from their local election office to vote locally.
COVID-19 ELECTION UPDATE - FVAP is working closely with state election offices, the Military Postal Service Agency, and other federal agencies to bring you up-to-date information on possible mailing delays. Please visit FVAP.gov/COVID-19 for the latest information on any international postal disruptions or contact your installation military post office.
The Department of Defense is required to send this email notification starting 90 days before each election for federal office. This information is current as of May 31, 2022. As updates may occur, please check the election calendars and state guidelines at FVAP.gov for real time information.
email (vote@fvap.gov).
Americans can vote in U.S. elections — from wherever they are.
FVAP can answer some of your frequently asked questions about the
process.
What is my U.S. voting address?
Your U.S. voting residence address is used to determine where you
are eligible to vote. For overseas citizens, it is usually the last
place you lived in the U.S. before moving overseas. You do not need
to have any current ties with this address.
How can I send my Federal Post Card Application (FPCA)?
U.S. citizens voting from overseas may have the option to submit
their voting materials by mail, fax, or email. Check your state's
specific voting guidelines by selecting your state.
Should I plan to vote at the embassy or consulate?
No. Elections are run at the state and local level. You must
communicate directly with your state to register, request a ballot,
and vote. Most embassies and consulates will help you to fill out
the FPCA and FWAB, but they are not polling places.
When will I get my ballot?
Election offices are required to send absentee ballots at least 45
days before a federal election. If you requested your ballot by
email, then the ballot should arrive right away. Mailed ballots
will take longer to arrive depending on the postal system in the
country where you are located.
see website : https://www.fvap.gov/fpca-privacy-notice
The San Marino - America Mutual Friendship Association presents the 1st edition of SAN MARINO LINCOLN DAY, to celebrate a historical event of extraordinary importance such as that of the letter written by the 16th President of the United States, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, on 7 May 1861 in response to letter of concession of honorary citizenship conferred to the President by the Captain Regents Gaetano Belluzzi and Costanzo Damiani.
The event is sponsored by the Ministries of Tourism, Industry, Crafts and Commerce, Foreign Affairs, Education and Culture, the US Consulate General of Florence, the State of Illinois, and Lincoln Funeral Coalition in collaboration with the Cultural Institutes, the Institutional Secretariat Office and the Tourism Office.
Program
10.30 am - Piazza della Libertà - Official ceremony in the presence
of the San Marino and American authorities.
11.15 am - Government Palace - Opening of the exhibition of the letter from the Captains Regent and the ORIGINAL letter of ABRAHAM LINCOLN kindly granted by the State Archives . Take a picture or selfie with Lincoln impersonator. The exhibition will remain open to the public from 8 to 15 May (From Monday to Friday 9.00-17.00 / Saturday and Sunday 9.00-18.00)
h.12.45 - Lunch at the PALACE HOTEL in Serravalle - Live music and
traditional Lottery.
MENU’
Millefoglie di pasta al mattarello con ragù pasticciato e
piselli
Filetto di vitello con salsa al funghi su rostì di patate al
timo
Pomodoro e zucchina al pane profumato
Cremoso al cioccolato fondente e crumble di frolla
Minerali, Vino Valdragone, Caffè
€30 (associates) - €10 (children up to 10 years)
#SanMarinoLincolnDay
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MARCH 2022
We would inform our members who wish to renounce their U.S. citizenship that U.S. CONSOLATE this month began accepting applicants. Please write to: USCitizensFlorence@State.gov for instructions and/or an appointment.
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Statement by DHS Secretary Alejandro N. Mayorkas Regarding Actions Taken to Combat Threats Posed by Unruly Passengers to Air Transportation Security
WASHINGTON – The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) continues to leverage the full range of its authorities in response to highly concerning incidents in which airline passengers have intentionally engaged in disruptive behavior. These incidents include verbal abuse, physical assault, and other threats to the safety and security of airline flight crews, Transportation Security Officers, and fellow passengers.
“We do not tolerate behavior that puts the safety and security of airport and airline personnel, and the traveling public at risk,” said Secretary Alejandro N. Mayorkas. “We will continue to use our authorities to hold accountable those passengers that intentionally violate our safety and security rules and regulations, including by issuing fines, referring individuals for criminal prosecution, revoking access to trusted traveler programs, and denying boarding when appropriate.”
DHS’s Transportation Security Administration (TSA), in partnership with the Department of Transportation, pursues a range of enforcement actions depending on the severity of the incident and based on a case-by-case determination of the appropriate response. These actions include:
• issuing fines to individuals who violate applicable federal regulations or directives;
• referring individuals who assault airport personnel, airline flight crews, or other passengers to the Department of Justice for potential criminal prosecution;
• revoking or denying eligibility for TSA PreCheck® other trusted traveler programs such as Global Entry for individuals who violate applicable rules and regulations; and,
• denying boarding to those who pose a threat to safety and security.
TSA works closely with airline partners and other federal agencies to share real-time reporting that informs these enforcement actions, while protecting privacy, civil rights, and civil liberties.
In September 2021, TSA doubled the range of civil penalties that may be imposed on individuals who violate the federal mask mandate at airports, on commercial aircraft, and in various modes of surface transportation to protect public health and mitigate the spread of COVID-19. The range of penalties was increased to $500-$1,000 for first offenders and $1,000-$3,000 for second offenders. Since September 2021, TSA has imposed almost $400,000 in civil penalties against more than 600 mask violators. Most violations related to the federal mask mandate have not resulted in physical assaults.
From IRS official web site:
https://www.irs.gov/
Last Reviewed or Updated: 28-Jan-2022
The IRS has issued all first, second and third Economic Impact Payments. You can no longer use the Get My Payment application to check your payment status.
How to Claim a Missing Payment
You may be eligible to claim a Recovery Rebate Credit on your 2020
or 2021 federal tax return if you didn't get an Economic Impact
Payment or got less than the full amount.
It is important to understand that the Economic Impact Payments applied to different tax years. Depending on whether you missed the first, second or third payment, you will need to file either a 2020 or 2021 tax return to claim a Recovery Rebate Credit.
Find Out Which Payments You Received
To find the amounts of your Economic Impact Payments, check:
Your Online Account: Securely access your individual IRS account online to view the total of your first, second and third Economic Impact Payment amounts under the “Economic Impact Payment Information” section on the Tax Records page.
IRS EIP Notices: We mailed these notices to the address we have on file.
Notice 1444: Shows the first Economic Impact Payment sent for
tax year 2020
Notice 1444-B: Shows the second Economic Impact Payment sent for
tax year 2020
Notice 1444-C: Shows the third Economic Impact Payment sent for tax
year 2021
Letter 6475: Through March 2022, we'll send this letter confirming
the total amount of the third Economic Impact Payment and any
plus-up payments you received for tax year 2021.
You will need the total payment information from your online account or your letter to accurately calculate your Recovery Rebate Credit. For married filing joint individuals, each spouse will need to log into their own online account or review their own letter for their half of the total payment.
Do not travel to Italy due to COVID-19.Exercise increased
caution due to terrorism.
Read?the Department of State’sCOVID-19 page before you plan any
international travel.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a
Level 4 Travel Health Notice for Italy due to COVID-19, indicating
a very high level of COVID-19 in the country. There are
restrictions in place affecting U.S. citizen entry into
Italy. Your risk of contracting COVID-19 and developing
severe symptoms may be lower if you are fully vaccinated with an
FDA authorized vaccine.
Before planning any international travel, please review the
CDC’s specific recommendations for fully vaccinated and
unvaccinated travelers.
Visit the Embassy's COVID-19 page for more information on COVID-19
and related restrictions and conditions in Italy.
If you decide to travel to Italy:
· See the U.S. Embassy's
web page regarding COVID-19.
· Visit the CDC’s webpage
on Travel and COVID-19.
· Be aware of your
surroundings when traveling to tourist locations and crowded public
venues.
· Follow the instructions
of local authorities.
· Monitor local media for
breaking events and adjust your plans based on new
information.
· Enroll in the Smart
Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts and make it
easier to
locate you in an
emergency.
· Follow the Department
of State on Facebook and Twitter.
· Review the Country
Security Reports for Italy.
· Prepare a contingency
plan for emergency situations. Review the Traveler’s
Checklist.
Assistance:
· U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
· U.S. Consulate General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
· U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
· U.S. Consulate General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
· State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
· Italy Country Information
· Enroll in Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive
Alerts and Messages from the U.S. Mission to Italy.
Location: Worldwide
Event: On October 25, President Biden announced the United States will adopt a global air travel policy. This policy prioritizes public health, protecting U.S. citizens and residents as well as those who come to visit us. Effective November 8 all non-citizen, nonimmigrant (not a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, lawful permanent resident, or traveling to the United States on an immigrant visa) airline passengers traveling to the United States, must demonstrate proof of vaccination as defined by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Order prior to boarding a U.S. bound aircraft. More details regarding what constitutes full vaccination are available on this page of the CDC website.
Fully vaccinated travelers will continue to be required to show a pre-departure negative test taken within three (3) days of travel to the United States prior to boarding. This applies to all travelers – U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents (LPRs), and foreign nationals. To further strengthen protections, unvaccinated travelers – whether U.S. citizens, LPRs, or the small number of excepted unvaccinated foreign nationals – will now need to test within one (1) day of departure. Additional information may be found on CDC’s website.
Passengers will need to show their vaccination status, and airlines will need to:
• Match the name and date of birth to confirm the passenger is the same person reflected on the proof of vaccination.
• Determine that the record was issued by an official source (e.g., public health agency, government agency) in the country where the vaccine was given.
• Review the essential information for determining if the passenger meets CDC's definition for fully vaccinated such as vaccine product, number of vaccine doses received, date(s) of administration, site (e.g., vaccination clinic, healthcare facility) of vaccination.
Airlines must deny boarding to passengers who do not meet these requirements or those who test positive for COVID-19.
For additional information or if you have specific questions, please contact your airline and visit the CDC’s website.
NOTE: U.S. citizens in countries where adequate COVID-19 testing is not available or who may not be able to satisfy the requirements, should be prepared to remain in place until such time as they can meet the requirements.
Actions to Take:
• Monitor the CDC website for the latest guidance regarding testing requirements.
• Check with your air carriers or travel representative prior to departure for the United States.
• Check COVID-19 Country Specific Information pages for updated information on COVID-19 related to the availability of testing.
• Visit travel.state.gov to view individual Travel Advisories for the most urgent threats to safety and security.
• Visit the Department of Homeland Security's website on the latest travel restrictions to the United States.
• Click here for our Travel to the U.S. FAQs.
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
+39 06-4674-1
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Milan, Italy
+39 02 290 351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Naples, Italy
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• https://it.usembassy.gov
• State Department - Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444 ·
• Italy Country Specific Information
• Enroll in Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts.
• Follow us on Facebook and Twitter
April, 21 2021
Do not travel to Italy due to COVID-19. Exercise increased
caution due to terrorism.
Read the Department of State’s COVID-19 page before you plan any
international travel.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a
Level 4 Travel Health Notice for Italy due to COVID-19, indicating
a very high level of COVID-19 in country. Visit the Embassy's
COVID-19 page for more information on COVID-19 in Italy. There are
restrictions in place affecting U.S. citizen entry into
Italy.
Italy has a longstanding risk presented by terrorist groups, who
continue plotting possible attacks in Italy. Terrorists may attack
with little or no warning, targeting tourist locations,
transportation hubs, markets/shopping malls, local government
facilities, hotels, clubs, restaurants, places of worship, parks,
major sporting and cultural events, educational institutions,
airports, and other public areas.
Read the country information page.
If you decide to travel to Italy:
• See the U.S.
Embassy's web page regarding COVID-19.
• Visit the CDC’s
webpage on Travel and COVID-19.
• Be aware of your
surroundings when traveling to tourist locations and crowded public
venues.
• Follow the
instructions of local authorities.
• Monitor local
media for breaking events and adjust your plans based on new
information.
• Enroll in the
Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts and make
it easier to locate you in an emergency.
• Follow the
Department of State on Facebook and Twitter.
• Review the Crime
and Safety Reports for Italy.
• Prepare a
contingency plan for emergency situations. Review the Traveler’s
Checklist.
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy
Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate
General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate
General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate
General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• State Department
– Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country
Information
• Enroll in Smart
Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP)
Location: Worldwide –?The?U.S.?Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)?Director has signed an?order requiring all airline passengers traveling to the United States, including U.S. citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs), to provide?proof?of?a negative?COVID-19 viral test?or recovery?from COVID-19.???
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Event:??Effective January 26, all airline passengers?to the?United States?ages?two?years?and?older must provide?either?a negative COVID-19?viral?test taken within?three calendar days?of travel?or?provide?a positive test result and documentation from a licensed health care provider or public health official of having recovered from COVID-19 in the 90 days preceding travel.??Passengers must also attest, under penalty of law,?to having received a negative qualifying test result or to recovery from COVID-19 and medical clearance to travel.????
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See the CDC Proof of Negative Test Result page?to view the order,?complete the attestation,?and?to see?FAQ’s.????
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Airlines?must?deny boarding to passengers?who do not?meet these requirements.????
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U.S. citizens in countries where adequate COVID-19?testing is not available or?may not be able to satisfy the?requirements, should depart immediately?or prepare to be unable to return to the United States until such time as they can meet the requirements.?????
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Actions to Take:??
• Monitor the?CDC website?for latest guidance regarding testing requirements.
• Check with your air carriers?or travel representative prior to departure for the United States.???
• Check COVID-19 Country Specific Information updated information on COVID-19 related information?including availability of testing.
• Visit?travel.state.gov?to view individual Travel Advisories for the most urgent threats to safety and security.
• Visit the?Department of Homeland Security’s?website on the latest travel restrictions to the United States.
• Click here for our COVID FAQs Search Tool.??
Assistance:
• State Department - Consular Affairs: 888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444??
• Enroll in Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts??
• Follow us on Facebook and Twitter
Location: Italy
Event: The Department of State has issued a Level 3 Travel Advisory for Italy recommending that travelers avoid all nonessential travel (including tourism) to Italy. In addition, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued a Level 4 Health Notice for Italy due to COVID-19 concerns and recommends that travelers should avoid all travel to Italy.
The U.S. Embassy and Consulates continue to monitor the rapidly changing conditions due to COVID-19 in Italy and in other locations worldwide. The most current information regarding the impact of COVID-19 may be found on our COVID-19 Information Page.
On December 18, 2020, the Italian Government issued a decree containing new country-wide anti-COVID measures in effect for the holiday period from December 24, 2020 to January 6, 2021. Throughout this period, a curfew will be in place from 10:00pm to 5:00am, except on New Year’s Eve (December 31, 2020) when the curfew will begin at 10:00pm and continue until 7:00am.
Throughout Italy, movement restrictions during this period will generally fall within two categories depending upon the date in question.
The following measures will be in place on December 24, 25, 26, 27 & 31 and January 1, 2, 3, 5 & 6. All non-essential commercial activities will be closed, including bars and restaurants (take-away only service will be available until 10:00pm and home delivery service is allowed). Essential activities will be open, such as food shops/supermarkets, pharmacies, newsstands, barbers/hairdressers, etc. Movements are only allowed for the purpose of work, health, or necessity, and are limited to your city of residence. Returning to one’s residence, domicile, or home is permitted, but not travel to second homes located in another region. Individuals must carry a self-certification form on all movements during this period.
The following measures will be in place on December 28, 29 & 30 and January 4. All commercial activities, essential and non-essential, are open until 9:00pm. Bars and restaurants remain closed with the possibility of home delivery and take-away service until 10:00pm. Movements will only be allowed within the city of residence (with no need to carry a self-certification form). Movements outside of the region are not allowed. Returning to one’s residence, domicile or home is permitted, but not travel to second homes located in another region.
During this time, it is also important to remain aware of any additional restrictions in place within your region. You can also visit the website of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for additional information on Italian Government decrees and measures.
On December 20, 2020, the Italian Government issued an order banning all flights from the United Kingdom until January 6, 2021 and prohibiting entry into Italy to anyone who has stayed in the United Kingdom in the 14 days prior to December 20, 2020. Those who are already in Italy and stayed in the United Kingdom in the 14 days prior to December 20, 2020 must inform their local health office (ASL) of their presence and receive a COVID-19 swab test.
U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents are permitted to return to the United States from Italy. Travelers should continue to check carrier schedules for the latest updates and work directly with the carrier or travel agent to arrange or reschedule travel.
Actions to Take:
• Call Italy’s 112 emergency number or 1500 if you believe you have symptoms and are currently in Italy. English speaking operators are available.
• Consult the CDC website for the most up-to-date information on the disease.
• For information on what you can do to reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19, please see the CDC’s latest recommendations.
• Visit the COVID-19 crisis page on travel.state.gov for the latest information regarding foreign countries’ quarantine requirements and other global impacts.
• Have a plan to depart from Italy that does not rely on U.S. government assistance.
• Check with your airlines or cruise lines regarding any updated information about your travel plans and/or restrictions.
• Visit our Embassy webpage on COVID-19 for information on conditions in Italy.
• Visit the Department of Homeland Security’s website on the latest travel restrictions affecting travel to the U.S.
• Review the Italian National Institute of Health’s website.
• Visit the Department of State’s webpage for U.S. travelers in Europe.
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country Information
• Enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts
Health Alert – U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy – October 28, 2020
July 4th Voting Message
Celebrate democracy this 4th of July by taking the necessary
steps to vote in the 2020 U.S. elections!
In order to vote in the November 2020 elections, all overseas U.S.
citizens need to have completed a Federal Post Card Application
(FPCA) in 2020. Whether you are a first-time voter or have
already received ballots and voted absentee in past elections, you
must complete an FPCA each year to participate in elections as an
overseas absentee voter.
Registering to Vote and submitting a ballot is fast, easy, and can
be done from anywhere in the world! Follow a few simple steps to
vote in the 2020 U.S. elections:
1. Register to vote: Start by
confirming your voter registration with your state. Some
states require absentee voters to register annually, so you may
need to re-register. Go to FVAP.gov to connect to your
state’s voter portal to register to vote, request a ballot, and
more.
2. Request Your Ballot: Most states provide the option to
request ballots through their state election portals, which you can
easily access via FVAP.gov. You can also choose to complete a
Federal Post Card Application (FPCA). The completion of the FPCA
allows you to request absentee ballots for all elections for
federal offices (President, U.S. Senate, and U.S. House of
Representatives), including primaries and special elections, during
the calendar year in which it is submitted. FPCA forms that
are correctly filled out and include a signature and date are
accepted by all local election officials in every U.S. state and
territory. FVAP’s easy online assistant can assist you with
completing the FPCA.
Whether you request your ballot through your state’s portal or
the FPCA, we encourage you to select the option to receive your
ballot electronically (by email, internet download, or fax) when
available. This is the fastest way to get your ballot and
ensures you have it in time to return a completed form before your
state’s deadline.
3. Receive and Complete Your Ballot: States are
required to send out ballots 45 days before a regular election for
federal office, and states generally send out ballots at least 30
days before primary elections. Most states allow you to
confirm your ballot delivery online.
4. Return Your Completed, Signed
Ballot: Some states allow you to return your completed ballot
electronically. If your state requires you to return paper
voting forms or ballots to local election officials by mail, you
can do so through international mail, professional courier service,
or through the U.S. Consulate in Florence. The diplomatic
pouch provides free mail service from embassies and consulates to a
U.S. sorting facility. You will need to place your ballots in
postage-paid return envelopes or in envelopes bearing sufficient
U.S. postage in order for them to be delivered to the proper local
election authorities once received by the U.S. sorting facility
(NOTE: postage from Italy to the United States is not required
using this method).
If you are sending your ballot through the U.S. Consulate in
Florence, ballots can be dropped off in a ballot box maintained
outside of the main entrance at Lungarno Vespucci, 38 from 9:00am
to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday (excluding these holidays).
Be prepared to present your U.S. passport during your visit.
Please note that it can take more than three weeks for mail to
reach its destination if sent through the Consulate. Ballots
will be received and forwarded whenever submitted but you may want
to consider using a courier service if submitting your ballot close
to or after the stated delivery time for pouch mail.
Researching the Candidates and Issues: Online
Resources. Go to the FVAP links page for helpful resources to
aid your research of candidates and issues. Non-partisan
information about candidates, their voting records, and their
positions on issues are widely available and easy to obtain online.
You can also read national and hometown newspapers online, or
search the internet to locate articles and information. For
information about election dates and deadlines, subscribe to FVAP's
Voting Alerts (vote@fvap.gov).
FVAP also shares Voting Alerts via Facebook (@DODFVAP), Twitter
(@FVAP), and Instagram (@fvapgov).
Learn more at the Federal Voting Assistance Program's (FVAP)
website, FVAP.gov. If you have any questions about
registering to vote overseas, please contact U.S. Consulate
Florence’s Voting Assistance Officer at
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov.
Remember, your vote counts!
Assistance
• U.S. Consulate General
in Florence
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
50123 Firenze
by phone: +39 055 266 951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov/embassy-consulates/florence/
• State Department –
Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or +1 202-501-4444
• Italy Country
Information
• Enroll in the Smart
Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive security updates.
Location: Italy
Event: The Department of State has issued a Global Level 4 Health Advisory for COVID-19. The CDC advises travelers to avoid all nonessential international travel. Please see CDC information regarding high-risk traveler categories.
On June 11, the Italian government released a decree that introduces updated health measures including travel restrictions to contain the spread of COVID-19. Please visit the website of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for additional information on Italian government decrees and measures.
The U.S. Embassy in Rome, Consulates General in Milan, Naples, and Florence, and Consular Agencies in Venice, Palermo, and Genoa have resumed limited regular passport processing. Travelers with an immediate travel need and a confirmed flight to the United States may also contact U.S. Embassy Rome or your local consulate and request an emergency passport appointment.
Actions to Take:
• Call Italy’s112 emergency number or 1500 if you believe you have symptoms and are currently in Italy. English speaking operators are available.
• Consult the CDC website for the most up-to-date information on the disease.
• For information on what you can do to reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19, please see the CDC’s latest recommendations.
• Visit the COVID-19 crisis page on travel.state.gov for the latest information regarding foreign countries’ quarantine requirements and other global impacts.
• Have a plan to depart from Italy that does not rely on U.S. government assistance.
• Check with your airlines or cruise lines regarding any updated information about your travel plans and/or restrictions.
• Visit our Embassy webpage on COVID-19 for information on conditions in Italy.
• Visit the Department of Homeland Security’s website on the latest travel restrictions affecting travel to the U.S.
• Review the Italian National Institute of Health’s website (available only in Italian).
• Visit the Department of State’s webpage for U.S. travelers in Europe: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/before-you-go/travelers-with-special-considerations/schengen.html
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country Information
• Enroll in Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts.
Location: Rome, Florence, Naples, Milan – Italy
Event: Numerous demonstrations are being planned for June 5 to 7, 2020 across Italy to protest racism. Several of the events are expected to attract large crowds.
Demonstrations are expected to take place:
• Friday, June 5 from 5:00pm to 8:00pm in Rome on Piazza Barberini
• Saturday, June 6 at 2:00pm in Naples across the street from the U.S. Consulate General on the Lungomare (Via Caracciolo)
• Saturday, June 6 from 7:30pm to 8:30pm in Florence near the U.S. Consulate General
• Sunday, June 7 at 4:00pm in Milan on Piazza Duca d’Aosta (in front of the Central Station)
Actions to Take:
• Heed instructions and review updates from Italian Police and government authorities.
• Monitor local media for updates.
• Keep in mind that even peaceful protests have the potential to become violent. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Embassy/Consulates may have limited ability to assist you if you are arrested or injured.
• Be aware of your surroundings.
• Maintain social distancing practices.
• Notify friends and family of your status.
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General, Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amedeo, 2/10
+39 02 290 351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country Information
• Enroll in Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts
• Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
05/27/2020
Location: Italy
Event: The Department of State has issued a Global Level 4
Health Advisory for COVID-19. The CDC advises travelers to
avoid all nonessential international travel. Please see CDC
information regarding high-risk traveler categories. Although
passport processing centers in the United States have suspended
operations due to COVID-19, travelers with an immediate travel need
and a confirmed flight to the United States may contact U.S.
Embassy Rome or your local consulate and request an emergency
passport appointment.
Actions to Take:
• Enroll in the
Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive security
updates.
• Call Italy’s112 emergency number or 1500 if you believe you
have symptoms and are currently in Italy. English speaking
operators are available.
• Consult the CDC website for the most up-to-date information
on the disease.
• For information on what you can do to reduce your risk of
contracting COVID-19, please see the CDC’s latest
recommendations.
• Visit the COVID-19 crisis page on travel.state.gov for the
latest information regarding foreign countries’ quarantine
requirements and other global impacts.
• Have a plan to depart from Italy that does not rely on U.S.
government assistance.
• Check with your airlines or cruise lines regarding any
updated information about your travel plans and/or
restrictions.
• Visit our Embassy webpage on COVID-19 for information on
conditions in Italy.
• Visit the Department of Homeland Security’s website on the
latest travel restrictions affecting travel to the U.S.
• Review the Italian National Institute of Health’s website
(available only in Italian).
• Visit the Department of State’s webpage for U.S. travelers
in Europe:
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/before-you-go/travelers-with-special-considerations/schengen.html
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy
Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate
General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate
General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate
General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• State Department
– Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country
Information
• Enroll in Smart
Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts.
Message to U.S. Citizens: FVAP Voting Resources
U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy – May 8, 2020
The Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP) is aware of the impact
of COVID-19 on U.S. citizens abroad, Service members, and their
eligible family members, when voting absentee during the remainder
of the 2020 election cycle.
FVAP is in communication with state election offices, the Military
Postal Service Agency, and other federal agencies to bring you
up-to-date information on state election date changes and mailing
cycles. Due to the changing nature of the COVID-19 pandemic
occurring around the globe, we recommend that you contact your
local post offices regarding possible delivery delays before
mailing your voted ballot.
Here are some important things to remember:
1. Submitting your Federal Post Card
Application (FPCA) early is the best way to help ensure the process
goes as smoothly as possible.
2. Using the FPCA provides overseas
citizens with an option to receive balloting materials
electronically.
3. Using the FPCA early grants voters the
ability to use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) as a
backup ballot, if needed.
Actions to Take:
• Check the ballot return
options in your state.
• Find your state’s
primary election dates.
• Use our online
assistant to complete your FPCA.
• Use our online
assistant to complete your FWAB.
• Enroll in Smart
Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts and Messages
from the U.S. Mission to Italy.
17\04\2020
Location: Italy
Event: Passport processing centers in the United States have suspended operations due to COVID-19. They are no longer printing non-emergency passports or Consular Reports of Birth Abroad received from overseas U.S. embassies and consulates. U.S. embassies and consulates are still able to print emergency passports. If you have an immediate need to travel and have a confirmed flight to the United States, please contact U.S. Embassy Rome or your local consulate and request an emergency passport appointment.
International commercial flight options currently exist in Italy. U.S. citizens who wish to return to the United States should make commercial arrangements as soon as possible unless they are prepared to remain abroad for an indefinite period. The U.S. government has no plans to arrange repatriation flights in Italy at this time.
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country Information
• Enroll in Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive
Alerts.
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CARI SOCI SI COMUNICA CHE DA MARTEDI 24/03/2020
L'ASSOCIAZIONE USUIFRUIRA' DELLO SMARTWORKING QUINDI
SI RICHIEDE GENTILMENTE DI INVIARE TUTTE LE RICHIESTE E/O DOCUMENTI VIA
MAIL A : rsm-america@omniway.sm . PER COMUNICAZIONE URGENTI E /O IMPORTANTI CONTATTARE IL
N° 0549-903657 IL MARTEDI' E IL GIOVEDI' DALLE ORE 15:00 ALLE ORE 18:30.
GRAZIE MILLE PER LA GENTILE COMPRENSIONE E COOPERAZIONE.
#RESTANDOACASAVINCEREMOLABATTAGLIA
SI COMUNICA CHE L'ASSOCIAZIONE FRATELLANZA SAN MARINO-AMERICA
RESTERÀ' CHIUSA IL GIORNO
:
GIOVEDÌ' 27 FEBBRAIO 2020
RT/amp San Marino, Gennaio 2020
Cari soci, stiamo aggiornando i dati anagrafici pertanto Vi chiediamo gentilmente di fornire i seguenti dati per poterVi contattare ed informare via E-mail, WhaatsApp oppure SMS
COGNOME, NOME, CODICE ISS, INDIRIZZO, N° CELLULARE E
Grazie mille per la collaborazione
SIsis SI COMUNICA CHE L'UFFICIO RESTERA' CHIUSO PER FESTIVITA' NATALIZIE DA
GIOVEDI' 19 DICEMBRE 2019 A LUNEDI' 06 GENNAIO 2020
RIAPRIREMO IL GIORNO MARTEDI' 07 GENNAIO 2020
SI RICORDA AI CARISSIMI SOCI
DI PROVVEDERE AL PAGAMENTO DELLA QUOTA ASSOCIATIVA 2019
QUOTA SINGOLA : 20 €.
QUOTA FAMILIARE : 30 €.
CI E' GRADITA L'OCCASIONE PER AUGURARE A TUTTI VOI E FAMILIE UN SERENO E FELICE NATALE
GRAZIE
WE REMIND TO OUR DEAREST MEMBERS
TO PAY THE 2019 ASSOCIATION FEE
SINGLE FEE: € 20.
FAMILY FEE: € 30.
WE WOULD LIKE TO WISH ALL OF YOU AND FAMILIES A SERENE AND HAPPY CHRISTMAS
THANKS
Il Segretario di Stato per gli Affari Esteri, Nicola Renzi, ha l’onore di invitare la S.V. all’evento
“FRATELLEVOLMENTE”
L'amicizia fra San Marino e Stati Uniti d’America
raccontata dai testimoni della diplomazia e dell’esperienza
migratoria
La Segreteria di Stato per gli Affari Esteri della Repubblica di
San Marino celebra Insieme 200: un viaggio storico, letterario e
musicale nel passato, presente e futuro dei rapporti tra i due
Paesi.
TEATRO TITANO SAN MARINO
30 SETTEMBRE 2019 ORE 21.00
Conduce Sergio Barducci Regia e letture Fabrizio Raggi
Ingresso libero
Media partner: Con la collaborazione di:
Istituti Culturali
Centro Studi Permanente sull’Emigrazione Museo dell’Emigrante
L’evento sarà videoregistrato Info: 0549 882225/882229
ufficiostampa@esteri.sm
L'Associazione Fratellanza San Marino - America comunica che l'ufficio resterà chiuso per festività estive da Lunedì 12 Agosto a Venerdì 6 Settembre 2019
Noi saremo nuovamente operativi Martedì 10 Settembre
L'associazione sammarinese Fratellanza San
Marino-America comunica ai suoi soci e non che il giorno 29 luglio
2019 dalle ore 14:30 sarà possibile incontrare il funzionario
dell'Ambasciata di Roma John Paonessa per i servizi d'Ambasciata
quali: Richiesta ssn (social security
number, questioni riguardanti la pensione ecc...).
Si prega chiamare in associazione per sapere quale documentazione occorre per richiesdere tali servizi.
Grazie mille
4th of July - Party
L’Associazione San Marino-America terrà la tradizionale festa del
4th of July in commemorazione dell’Independence Day il giorno 7
luglio 2019 a partire dalle ore 11.30 presso l’Aeroclub di
Torraccia a Domagnano.
Verrà servito un tipico menù all’americana con servizio a buffet con una ricca varietà di barbecue e contorni sfiziosi.
La band musicale Nashville & Backbones eseguirà musica folk/country, pop e rock oltre all’esibizione di ballerini Western Dance.
La prenotazione dovrà avvenire entro giovedì 4 luglio 2019 presso
l’ufficio dell’Associazione in Piazza Grande 5, Borgo Maggiore,
ogni martedì e giovedì dalle ore 15.00 alle 18.30 oppure
telefonando allo 0549-903657.
Siete tutti invitati a trascorrere insieme una giornata veramente speciale nel segno del divertimento, dell’amicizia e della fratellanza che ci ha sempre contraddistinto.
Siate dei nostri … non mancate!!
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Bando di concorso proposto dalle Comunità Sammarinesi all'Estero e dalle 9 Giunte di Castello
La Segreteria di Stato per gli Affari Esteri ricorda la scadenza il prossimo 7 luglio 2019 del bando di concorso proposto dalle Comunità Sammarinesi all’Estero e dalle 9 Giunte di Castello.
L’iniziativa permetterà a due giovani della Repubblica di visitare le Comunità Sammarinesi Americane di New York e Detroit, al fine di rafforzare il legame con le comunità oltreoceano e di vivere un‘esperienza ad alto valore culturale e identitario.
Tra i requisiti, la residenza nei Castelli di San Marino ad esclusione dei Castelli di Chiesanuova, Acquaviva, Domagnano e Fiorentino ed aver compiuto il 22° anno di età, oltre alla disponibilità a documentare le tappe principali del viaggio via social media.
I dettagli nel bando:
San Marino,
26 giugno 2019/1718 d.f.R.
Event: International commercial flight options currently exist in Italy. U.S. citizens who wish to return to the United States should make commercial arrangements as soon as possible unless they are prepared to remain abroad for an indefinite period. The U.S. government has no plans to arrange repatriation flights in Italy at this time.
Actions to Take:
• Enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive security updates.
• Call Italy’s112 emergency number or 1500 if you believe you have symptoms and are currently in Italy. English speaking operators are available.
• Consult the CDC website for the most up-to-date information on the disease.
• For information on what you can do to reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19, please see the CDC’s latest recommendations.
• Visit the COVID-19 crisis page on travel.state.gov for the latest information regarding foreign countries’ quarantine requirements and other global impacts.
• Have a plan to depart from Italy that does not rely on U.S. government assistance.
• Check with your airlines or cruise lines regarding any updated information about your travel plans and/or restrictions.
• Visit our Embassy webpage on COVID-19 for information on conditions in Italy.
• Visit the Department of Homeland Security’s website on the latest travel restrictions affecting travel to the U.S.
• Review the Italian National Institute of Health’s website (available only in Italian).
• Visit the Department of State’s webpage for U.S. travelers in Europe: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/before-you-go/travelers-with-special-considerations/schengen.html
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country Information
Event: International commercial flight options currently exist in Italy. U.S. citizens who wish to return to the United States should make commercial arrangements as soon as possible unless they are prepared to remain abroad for an indefinite period. The U.S. government has no plans to arrange repatriation flights in Italy at this time.
Actions to Take:
• Enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive security updates.
• Call Italy’s112 emergency number or 1500 if you believe you have symptoms and are currently in Italy. English speaking operators are available.
• Consult the CDC website for the most up-to-date information on the disease.
• For information on what you can do to reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19, please see the CDC’s latest recommendations.
• Visit the COVID-19 crisis page on travel.state.gov for the latest information regarding foreign countries’ quarantine requirements and other global impacts.
• Have a plan to depart from Italy that does not rely on U.S. government assistance.
• Check with your airlines or cruise lines regarding any updated information about your travel plans and/or restrictions.
• Visit our Embassy webpage on COVID-19 for information on conditions in Italy.
• Visit the Department of Homeland Security’s website on the latest travel restrictions affecting travel to the U.S.
• Review the Italian National Institute of Health’s website (available only in Italian).
• Visit the Department of State’s webpage for U.S. travelers in Europe: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/before-you-go/travelers-with-special-considerations/schengen.html
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country Information
Location: Italy
Event: The Department of State has issued a Global Level 4 Health Advisory for COVID-19. The CDC advises travelers to avoid all nonessential international travel. Please see CDC information regarding high-risk traveler categories.
As of July 1, the European Union (known as the EU, which includes Italy) began lifting the restrictions on non-essential travel into the EU for residents of certain third countries. The list of third countries does not currently include United States residents. Please visit https://reopen.europa.eu/en for more information.
The Italian government has modified its entry regulations to allow exceptions for several categories of visitors, including students, business persons, EU residents, and relatives of Italian citizens. Please review the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website for more specific information in English. Also please take note of any self-quarantine requirements.
The U.S. Embassy in Rome, Consulates General in Milan, Naples, and Florence, and Consular Agencies in Venice, Palermo, and Genoa resumed limited regular passport processing on June 17. Travelers with an immediate travel need and a confirmed flight to the United States may also contact U.S. Embassy Rome or your local consulate and request an emergency passport appointment.
Actions to Take:
• Call Italy’s 112 emergency number or 1500 if you believe you have symptoms and are currently in Italy. English speaking operators are available.
• Consult the CDC website for the most up-to-date information on the disease.
• For information on what you can do to reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19, please see the CDC’s latest recommendations.
• Visit the COVID-19 crisis page on travel.state.gov for the latest information regarding foreign countries’ quarantine requirements and other global impacts.
• Have a plan to depart from Italy that does not rely on U.S. government assistance.
• Check with your airlines or cruise lines regarding any updated information about your travel plans and/or restrictions.
• Visit our Embassy webpage on COVID-19 for information on conditions in Italy.
• Visit the Department of Homeland Security’s website on the latest travel restrictions affecting travel to the U.S.
• Review the Italian National Institute of Health’s website.
• Visit the Department of State’s webpage for U.S. travelers in Europe.
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amadeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Naples, Italy
Piazza della Repubblica
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
• Italy Country Information
• Enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive Alerts
U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy – September 17, 2020
(*depending on your state of residence for voting purposes)
AMERICANS ARE INVITED TO ONE LAST VIRTUAL VOTING ASSISTANCE EVENT FOR THE 2020 ELECTIONS
EVENT: The U.S. Consulate General in Milan, in conjunction with the Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP), is hosting a virtual voting assistance event for U.S. citizens in Italy. We will provide information on the absentee voting process and other consular services and answer some frequently asked questions:
· How do I register to vote overseas?
· Is it too late to vote?
· How do I send my completed ballot back to the United States?
· Are absentee ballots actually counted?
· How early does my ballot need to arrive?
· Can the Embassy/Consulates postmark my ballot?
· How do I renew a U.S. passport?
The event is open to all U.S. citizens in Italy - please help spread the word with others who may be interested.
WHEN: Wednesday, October 14, 2020, from 18:30 – 19:30
WHERE: Zoom link here. Passcode: TQGx82
Or Telephone:
Dial (for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
US: +1 301 715 8592 or +1 312 626 6799 or +1 929 205 6099 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 669 900 6833
Italy: +39 020 066 7245 or +39 021 241 28 823 or +39 069 480 6488
Webinar ID: 845 1643 8078 Passcode: 540120
If you have any questions, please write to us via the contact info listed at: https://it.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/.
WE REMIND DEAR MEMBERS TO PAY THE MEMBERSHIP FEE FOR THE YEAR 2020
SINGLE FEE €. 20.00
FAMILY FEE €. 30.00
IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO PAY THE FEE AT THE OFFICE EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY FROM 3:00 TO 6.30 PM
OR VIA BANK TRANSFER TO THE FOLLOWING BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS
SM 97H 0606709800000120103701
Event: The Department of State has issued a Level 3 Travel Advisory for Italy recommending that travelers avoid all nonessential travel (including tourism) to Italy. In addition, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued a Level 3 Health Notice for Italy due to COVID-19 concerns and similarly recommends that travelers defer all nonessential travel to Italy.
On November 3, 2020, the Italian government issued a decree enacting new health measures to restrict the spread of COVID-19. Valid until December 3, 2020, this decree imposes a nationwide curfew, extends protections in place requiring the use of masks country-wide, permits regional officials to restrict access to public locations, and requires the closure of facilities such as gyms, museums, swimming pools, cinemas, and theaters, amongst others.
During this time, it is important to remain aware of restrictions in place within your region. For example, movement outside your city of residence/domicile and to/from other regions may be prohibited except for work, study, health reasons or for emergencies. See link here. A self-certification form may be required. Travelers can visit the website of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for additional information on Italian government decrees.
Given the COVID-19 situation in Italy, the U.S. Embassy in Rome and Consulates General in Milan, Florence and Naples have limited the level of consular staffing and appointments for routine American Citizen Services, including passport and notarial services. In addition, as of November 9, 2020, the U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Italy will restrict immigrant and nonimmigrant visa appointments. We continue to provide emergency and mission-critical visa services as resources and local conditions allow. We will resume routine visa services as soon as possible but are unable to provide a specific date at this time.
All individuals entering consular buildings must wear a face covering in accordance with Italian government decrees mandating social distancing. In addition, individuals who have traveled within the past 14 days to acountry requiring self-isolationor a negative COVID-19 test upon return to Italy will not be allowed to enter the U.S. embassy or consulates in Italy.
Actions to Take:
• Call Italy’s112 emergency number or 1500 if you believe you have symptoms and are currently in Italy. English speaking operators are available.
• Consult the CDC website for the most up-to-date information on the disease.
• For information on what you can do to reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19, please see the CDC’s latest recommendations.
• Visit the COVID-19 crisis page on travel.state.gov for the latest information regarding foreign countries’ quarantine requirements and other global impacts.
• Have a plan to depart from Italy that does not rely on U.S. government assistance.
• Check with your airlines or cruise lines regarding any updated information about your travel plans and/or restrictions.
• Visit our Embassy webpage on COVID-19 for information on conditions in Italy.
• Visit the Department of Homeland Security’s website on the latest travel restrictions affecting travel to the U.S.
• Review the Italian National Institute of Health’s website (available only in Italian).
• Visit the Department of State’s webpage for U.S. travelers in Europe: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/before-you-go/travelers-with-special-considerations/schengen.html
Assistance:
• U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy
Via Vittorio Veneto, 121
+39 06 46741
USCitizensRome@state.gov
https://it.usembassy.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Milan, Italy
Via Principe Amedeo, 2/10
+39 02-290-351
USCitizensMilan@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Florence, Italy
Lungarno Vespucci, 38
+39 055-266-951
USCitizensFlorence@state.gov
• U.S. Consulate General Naples
+39 081-583-8111
USCitizensNaples@state.gov
• State Department – Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or +1 202-501-4444
• Italy Country Information
• Enroll in Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive security updates
Si ricorda ai nostri soci che per ottenere linee guida riguardanti i viaggi verso gli Stati Uniti, oltre a monitorare il sito seguente :
Sarà necessario monitorare attentamente anche i seguenti siti dell'Ambasciata e del Consolato :
I cittadini sammarinesi che intendono recarsi all’estero per turismo o affari sono invitati a prendere visione delle informazioni contenute in questa sezione, che vengono riportate senza garanzia di esaustività e completezza. In caso di viaggi all'estero per altri scopi, si consiglia di prendere contatti diretti con l’Ambasciata o il Consolato del Paese di destinazione.
Per ottenere le principali informazioni di viaggio, selezionare il Paese di destinazione nel menù a sinistra suddiviso per continenti.
Per informazioni supplementari, chiarimenti o verifiche, contattare il Dipartimento Affari Esteri al seguente indirizzo: viaggiareinformati@esteri.sm .
Si precisa che il passaporto ordinario viene rilasciato dall'Ufficio Passaporti presso lo Stato Civile (Centro Uffici di Borgo Maggiore - Via 28 luglio n. 196 - tel. 0549.88.22.37-38-09 - segreteria.passaporti@pa.sm).
In alcuni Paesi è obbligatoria l’assicurazione sanitaria. Tuttavia, anche laddove non obbligatoria, la sottoscrizione di una polizza assicurativa è sempre raccomandata.
Si consiglia di consultare prima della partenza e durante il viaggio, gli aggiornamenti in italiano sulla sicurezza del luogo e sulle restrizioni ai viaggi sul sito www.viaggiaresicuri.it , curato dal Ministero degli Affari Esteri italiano.
Emergenza COVID-19
Per aggiornamenti sulle disposizioni di ingresso nella Repubblica di San Marino e per spostamenti all'estero durante l'emergenza Covid-19 si prega di consultare l'apposita sezione del sito.
Smarrimento o furto di documenti
In caso di smarrimento o furto all’estero del proprio passaporto o documento di viaggio, i cittadini sammarinesi devono attenersi alle seguenti regole:
- recarsi presso le locali Autorità di Polizia per presentare denuncia di furto o smarrimento del documento;
- contattare la sede consolare italiana competente (tramite i recapiti forniti sul sito internet del Ministero degli Affari esteri italiano) per richiedere il rilascio di un documento di viaggio d’emergenza (ETD, emergency travel document) presentando copia della denuncia di furto o smarrimento, due foto tessera (formato per il passaporto) e titolo di viaggio, se disponibile.
Il pagamento dei diritti e l’eventuale rimborso delle spese sostenute dalla sede consolare italiana saranno a carico del richiedente.
La sede consolare italiana, a seguito delle necessarie verifiche, emetterà il documento di viaggio d’emergenza (ETD), sulla base delle intese vigenti tra il Dipartimento Affari Esteri sammarinese e il Ministero degli Affari Esteri italiano.
