Direct answer: It looks like you’re asking about the “Bonus Mamme” for 2025, including eligibility, amounts, and how to apply, with a focus on Italian regulations and deadlines. Key points for 2025 based on current guidance:

• Eligibility: The bonus typically targets working mothers with at least two children (the youngest under 10) or at least three children (youngest under 18), who have an active employment status during the reference months. It generally applies to employed or self-employed women registered with a pension or professional fund. Exclusions may include domestic workers, entrepreneurs not enrolled in an appropriate previdential scheme, and those who only hold social positions without active work. There is a cap on total income from work (commonly around €40,000 for the year 2025) to qualify. Individual cases and exact eligibility windows can depend on the year’s specific decree and INPS circulars. [Source-level note: updates in 2025 reflect these conditions; refer to INPS/circulars for precise wording and any changes introduced in 2025]

• Benefit amount: The monthly amount has been reported as up to around €40 to €480 per month, depending on family size, income, and the specific measure adopted in 2025. The precise monthly figure and whether the full amount is available to all qualifying cases can vary by category (e.g., standard recipients vs. supplente (substitute) workers) and by the month of eligibility.

• Application window and process: Applications are submitted through INPS. Typical channels include the INPS online portal (using SPID, CIE, or CNS credentials), the INPS multi-channel Contact Center, or via patronage offices. In recent 2025 guidance, a formal circular sets the application window, with deadlines often given as 40 days from the publication of the regulatory circular, but with a fallback deadline (e.g., January 31, 2026) for late maturations. Submissions require providing the number of children, employment type, and banking details (IBAN) for the benefit payment.

• Deadlines: The 2025 circulars indicate the primary application window closes within a set period after publication, with extended or subsequent windows for late maturations. For 2025, there were references to a deadline around December 7–9, 2025, and potentially an alternative cutoff at January 31, 2026 for later maturers. Always verify the exact dates in the official INPS circular (circolare) for 2025.

What to do next (practical steps):

• Confirm current year's eligibility criteria and exact amounts by checking the latest INPS circular (circolare n. 139/2025) and a trusted summary from INPS or major Italian employer associations. These documents provide the definitive rules for 2025, including income thresholds, age of children, and who can apply.

• Gather necessary documents: your employment status (dipendente o autonomo), number and ages of children, latest income statements showing total earnings for 2025, and banking details (IBAN) for payment.

• Prepare to apply online through INPS if eligible, or via the Contact Center or patronato if preferred. Note the deadline and the alternative January 2026 window for late maturations, as defined by the official circular.

If you’d like, provide:

• your current number of children and ages,
• your 2025 total gross income (or approximate),
• whether you are employed, self-employed, or a professional,
• your country region (as some provisions may have regional nuances),

I can tailor the eligibility assessment to you and outline the exact steps and deadlines as per the latest INPS circular.