Processes

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• Getting married in the Walloon Region
  Anyone wishing to get married must submit a declaration at least 14 days before the marriage date to the civil registrar at the place of residence of one of the two future spouses. Marriage creates a…
• How can I find out whether a deceased person had a last will and testament that has not been declared to the municipality?
  In Belgium, wills can be registered in the Central Register of Wills (registre central des testaments, CRT), which is managed by Fednot. Last wills and testaments can be entrusted to a notary, who…
• Making use of family assistance and home care
  Their aim is to maintain people’s independence and enable them to continue living at home. Help is provided by professionals in the field of home assistance, including: family assistance;…
• Living in a residential and care center for seniors
  When older people can no longer live independently or home care is not possible, moving into a residential and care center for seniors can open up new perspectives. In the German-speaking Community,…
• Obtaining my personal data (SPW only)
  The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) stipulates that SPW must allow you to find out whether your personal data is being processed. You have information about any processing carried out by…
• Report a change of address to your municipality in the Walloon Region
  Anyone living in Belgium, whether Belgian or a foreigner, are obliged to notify their change of address to the local authority in which they will take up residence. When you change your address, even…