This convention, signed on November 15, 1965, establishes a uniform procedure for the service abroad of judicial and extrajudicial acts and documents, simplifying bureaucratic procedures and reducing timeframes. The treaty requires states to designate a Central Authority competent to receive foreign service requests and to arrange for their transmission to the recipient according to domestic law. The Convention also prescribes alternative methods of service, subject to reservations made by each receiving State, such as postal channels or diplomatic or consular channels. Italy and Turkey are both contracting parties and both benefit from increased efficiency and certainty in their reciprocal notification procedures.

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