With order no. 4155 published on 7 September 2024, the Lazio Regional Administrative Court, Third Bis Section, ordered the suspension of the Ministry's decision rejecting the appellant's request to obtain inclusion in the GPS for the A060 – Technology and A026 – Mathematics competition classes.

In this case, the appellant requested the Administration to be placed on the ranking list, subject to the recognition of the foreign qualification. The Administration forwarded a request to the appellant, requesting the submission of documents and observations via the RPD platform and granting the appellant, as usual, a 10-day deadline.

In short, the Ministry rejected the application for recognition of the qualification due to the failure to receive those documents that the appellant was unable to upload to the RPD platform indicated by the Ministry, despite being within the deadline, because the platform was already closed and which, in any case, he forwarded via certified email .

For these reasons, our firm filed an appeal with the Lazio Regional Administrative Court, requesting the https://heylink.me/ovodewalogin/ annulment of the rejection, subject to the issuance of a precautionary measure. Therefore, there was a violation of Law 241/1990, as the Ministry failed to grant the minimum 10-day period required by law for submitting documents and observations.

It is not surprising that the TAR's ruling on our request to overturn the rejection was successful. Specifically, the Lazio TAR held " that the contested rejection, based primarily on formal deficiencies, does not appear prima facie to be compliant with the principles established on the matter by the Plenary Session of the Council of State (specifically, ruling no. 18/2022), given the need for a concrete verification of the levels of professional competence https://link.space/@Ovo777login underlying the certificates and diplomas obtained, attached by the applicant (see TAR Lazio, IV-bis, nos. 7304 and 89/2024 and order no. 1144/2024).

The Panel therefore held that " the prejudice suffered by the appellant by the contested denial deserves to be assessed, as it is likely to have repercussions on existing and potential work assignments."

Therefore, the precautionary request was granted, with the consequent suspension of the order by which the Ministry rejected the appellant's request to obtain recognition in Italy of the qualification to practice the teaching profession acquired abroad.

"The long-standing issue of the recognition of foreign qualifications required for teaching in Italy has long occupied our firm, which, with experience and tenacity, defends the rights of applicants," comments Michele Bonetti, founder of the law firm Bonetti & Delia. "The TAR's decision confirms, as has happened on other occasions, the validity of our requests regarding the recognition of foreign qualifications."

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