Notifying Service du Cadastre and Trésorerie of new address

Last activity 28 February 2020 by gekritzl

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gekritzlActive member28 February 2020 19:10:53

It is my understanding that after I buy a new home in France I'll have to notify the local Service du Cadastre and local Trésorerie of my new address. Anybody know how this is done?
Thank you!

phipiemarVIP Member28 February 2020 19:19:04

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Do not worry, the notary takes care of it when signing the act of buying the house. On the other hand, it is at the town hall that you must go to register your new address.

gekritzlActive member28 February 2020 19:49:50

Thanks! I figured the notaire would take care of it but I have a book by David Hampshire that says I have to do it.

phipiemarVIP Member28 February 2020 19:57:47

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You can always drop by and check. But when the notary authenticates a deed of sale of a house, he notifies the cadastre and the competent administrative services of the transfer of property from one person to another.

gekritzlActive member28 February 2020 20:25:36

Thanks again. I found these sites that look like they'll be useful for me:
www.impots.gouv.fr/portail/particulier/je-demenage www.cadastre.gouv.fr

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