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Article R53-8-13 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The justification and declaration of a change of address provided for by Article 706-53-5 shall be made by means of any document less than three months old in the name of the person concerned establishing the reality of their domicile, in particular a receipt or invoice. If the proof produced relates to the home of a third party, it must be accompanied by an accommodation certificate drawn up and signed by the third party.

When the person has elected domicile under the conditions set out in article L. 264-1 of the Code de l’action sociale et des familles, proof and declaration of a change of address must be provided by means of the certificate of election of address provided for in article L. 264-2 of the same code, currently valid.

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Article R53-8-13

La justification et la déclaration de changement d’adresse prévues par l’article 706-53-5 se font au moyen de tout document de moins de trois mois au nom de l’intéressé établissant la réalité de son domicile, notamment d’une quittance ou d’une facture. Si le justificatif produit se rapporte au domicile d’un tiers, il doit être accompagné d’une attestation d’hébergement établie et signée par celui-ci.

Lorsque la personne a fait élection de domicile dans les conditions prévues à l’article L. 264-1 du code de l’action sociale et des familles, la justification et la déclaration de changement de domicile se font au moyen de l’attestation d’élection de domicile prévue à l’article L. 264-2 du même code, en cours de validité.

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