Understanding the Certificate of Conformity Issued by the Town Hall for House Construction

A certificate of conformity issued by the local town hall is an official document that confirms a house has been built in compliance with current safety and quality standards, and that the necessary building permits were obtained and the construction was carried out according to the approved plans.

This certificate is generally required to obtain a building permit, to carry out renovation work, and for the sale or rental of a property. It is issued by the municipality (town or village) where the house is located.

It is essential to ensure that the certificate of conformity is valid and has been officially issued by the town hall before purchasing or renting a property. It is also important to verify that any construction or renovation work has been completed in accordance with the approved plans, and that the house complies with current safety regulations.

Please note that the certificate of conformity is valid for a limited period (typically 10 years), after which it must be renewed if any additional work has been carried out.