richiedentes

Richiedenti is the plural form of the Italian noun richiedente, which translates to “applicant” or “requester.” The singular is richiedente; the noun has gendered forms: il richiedente (masculine) and la richiedente (feminine). The root is richiedere, meaning to request. In Italian legal and administrative language, a richiedente is a person or entity that submits a formal request to a public authority, service provider, or other organization. The term is used in contexts where an official decision, information, or service is sought and a record of the request is kept.

Usage and contexts: In public administration, a richiedente may file applications for information under access to documents, for permits, licenses, or benefits. In immigration and asylum processes, richiedenti asilo are asylum seekers who submit applications to authorities. In data protection and digital services, a richiedente can be the person who requests access to or the correction, deletion, or portability of personal data from a controller, in accordance with applicable laws.

Rights and obligations: The status of a richiedente confers procedural rights, such as notification, deadlines, and avenues for review or appeal. Authorities are typically required to assess the request, verify identity if needed, and respond within statutory time limits, subject to exemptions.

See also: richiesta, accesso agli atti, protezione dei dati, procedura amministrativa.