This procedure regulates the method of obtaining the tax attestation certificate for individuals within the General Directorate for Local Taxes and Duties, District 6.

- Requests for the issuance of the tax attestation certificate will be signed by the applicant with a qualified electronic signature.

- For the transfer of ownership rights over buildings, land, and vehicles, the payment of all overdue obligations and the full payment for the asset to be transferred are required.

- If the public notary is authorized by the taxpayer to obtain the tax attestation certificate for the sale of immovable property, the notary will attach to the certificate request (which will be electronically signed by the notary) the authorization given by the seller for this purpose.

- Tax attestation certificates for succession proceedings will be requested by the Notary Office where the succession will be debated, and the documents will be electronically signed by the public notary.

- The tax attestation certificate is issued within a maximum of two working days from the date of the request.