Contribution to first home purchase - Call for proposals 2024

If you have been granted the grant for the purchase of your first home to be repossessed in favour of young people, young couples and large families you must

• move, together with all the members of your household, your registered residence to your first dwelling house within 24 months from the date of the grant decision. Before the expiration of 24 months, you may request, for justified reasons, a single extension of the term for a maximum period of twelve months;
• In the case of an application submitted by a large family with unsuitable accommodation, sell this accommodation and enter into the relative contract within 24 months from the date of the concession measure, if it is still owned by the large family on the date the application is submitted. Before the expiry of the 24 months it is possible to request for justified reasons only one extension of the term for a maximum period of twelve months;
• if it has been indicated in the application that the first home is the subject of renovation and/or energy requalification work listed in Annex A of the Notice of Competition for an expenditure of at least €20,000, incur this minimum expenditure within 24 months starting from the date of the granting measure. Before the expiry of the 24 months it is possible to request for justified reasons only one extension of the deadline for a maximum period of twelve months;
• in the case of a joint application, to become a young couple within 24 months from the date of the grant decision. Before the expiry of 24 months, it is possible to request for justified reasons only one extension of the term for a maximum period of twelve months.

If the application has been submitted with the preliminary purchase contract attached, the deed of sale must be drawn up within 12 months from the date of the concession decision. For these applications, the deadlines for complying with the 4 above-mentioned points start from the date of execution of the deed of sale of the first dwelling house.

Beneficiaries of the grant must maintain their registered residence in their first home for a period of 10 years starting from the date of the grant decision or from the date of transfer of residence, whichever is later. For the same period, the first dwelling house may not be the subject, even partially, of a lease, loan or establishment of a right in rem of enjoyment, no other dwelling units may be obtained as a result of subdivision, and ownership of the property must be maintained. During this period, it is possible to sell the first dwelling and transfer the grant to another first dwelling only following authorisation by the Territorial Cohesion, Housing Policies and Enhancement of Trentino's Social Capital Abroad Service. The request for authorisation must be made on the special form available in the "What is needed" section under Forms.

A temporary change of residence for documented work or study reasons up to a maximum of 24 months does not constitute a breach of the restriction.

Application for extension

If you have been granted the contribution, you may request a single extension of the deadline, for justified reasons and for a maximum period of 12 months, for

• selling the ineligible unit and entering into the relevant contract in the case of a large family owning an ineligible unit;
• incurring an expenditure of at least 20,000 euros for renovation and/or energy requalification work on the first dwelling house;
• transfer of residence;
• becoming a young couple.

The constraints are governed by Article 8 of the Bando.

Natural persons who have been granted the grant.

The documentation must be submitted and signed by the grant beneficiaries using the appropriate form, in order to comply with stamp duty, and submitted in one of the following ways

• by electronic mail (certified or plain) to the following mailbox : serv.casaecoesione@pec.provincia.tn.it
• by registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt to the Territorial Cohesion, Housing Policies, Enhancement of Trentino's social capital abroad Service; in this case the postmark of the accepting post office shall serve as proof
• hand-delivery to the Territorial Cohesion, Housing Policies and Enhancement of Trentino's Social Capital Abroad Service or to the decentralised public assistance and information desks of the Autonomous Province of Trento.

If the application is submitted with the preliminary deed of sale attached, the deed may be submitted in the same way.

Application for extension of deadlines

on the appropriate form

Application for authorisation to transfer the grant to other accommodation

on the appropriate form

Formats of documents transmitted electronically

Files attached to communications must have one of the following formats (and extensions) PDF/A, PDF, XML, TXT, TIFF, TIF,JPEG, JPG, JFIF, JPE, EML, BMP, CSV and GIF. This is because these formats are recognised as suitable for long-term preservation, as documents produced with these formats are stable. HTML format is also permitted (but only the body of the e-mail message). The digital signature, if any, must only be affixed to files in the permitted formats indicated above.
Compressed formats (e.g. .zip) are not accepted, since the unambiguous identification of compressed and/or enveloped files is not guaranteed either by the certified e-mail service or by the document management system.

Granting of extension: within 45 days from the date of submission of the extension application

Authorisation to transfer the grant to other accommodation: within 60 days from the date of submission of the application for transfer of the grant

Disbursement:
The contribution is disbursed

• within 30 days from the date of enforceability of the grant decision if the purchase and sale contract is attached to the grant application;
• within 60 days from the date of receipt of the purchase and sale contract if the preliminary purchase and sale contract is attached to the grant application;
• within 60 days from the date of receipt of the purchase and sale contract and of the sale contract of the ineligible unit in the case of a large family owning an ineligible unit.