cereri

Cerere is a Romanian noun that denotes an act of asking for something—a request, petition, or application. The plural cereri refers to multiple such requests addressed to authorities, courts, or organizations. The term derives from the verb a cere, meaning to ask or demand, and is used across civil, administrative, and fiscal domains.

In legal and administrative contexts, a cerere is a formal document that initiates a procedure or seeks a remedy. Common examples include cerere de chemare în judecată (petition to initiate a civil action), cerere pentru eliberarea de documente, cerere de acordare a unui drept, and cerere de divorț. The exact form and content vary by jurisdiction, but a cerere typically states the identity of the applicant, the object of the request, the facts and legal grounds, and the requested relief, together with supporting documents.

A cerere is usually addressed to a competent authority or court and must comply with procedural rules regarding form, signature, and deadlines. In many systems, it must be filed in writing and may be submitted electronically through an official portal. The processing of cereri can result in an administrative decision, a court ruling, or another remedial act, and is subject to remedies or appeals where available.

Plural usage highlights that an individual or entity may submit multiple requests across different contexts, such as civil disputes, administrative procedures, or tax matters. See also cerere de chemare în judecată, cerere administrativă.