Discover the stories and journeys that complete your Italian lineage!

Your family history

Let us help you uncover the history of your ancestors, confirm family lore, and find new details so that you can truly celebrate your Italian heritage in its most authentic way.

We will fill in the gaps in your family tree, grow the branches wider and capture every leaf of your family legacy. Learn about the lives of those who came before you!

The Process

Work with our genealogical experts located in Italy to preserve your family history for future generations. The process involves accessing records from a variety of sources, both digitally and directly from the town where your ancestors lived, to create a complete picture of your family history.

An everlasting memory

The expert team at Italian Citizenship Assistance specializes in transforming detailed genealogical research into engaging narratives that bring your family’s history to life. Records, documents, and photos that we uncover will be showcased in a family album, celebrating the story of your family. This hard-cover, bound book will display your family tree, contain photos of Italian records from the local town registries, and feature treasured pictures of your loved ones. Your family memories will be cherished for generations!

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Explore the rich tapestry of your ancestry and preserve your family’s legacy for years to come!

Free Consultation

Schedule a free consultation with
a senior member of our team to
discuss your needs and how we
can help you complete your
family tree. Every research
project is individually tailored to
your needs and goals.

Standard Service

Our standard service
includes in-depth digital
research, where our team
will navigate through
millions of Italian records
that have been digitized
dating back to the 1800s.

Premium Service

Alternatively, we offer a premium
service, where our team will
delve deeper and conduct on-site
research in the town and region
where your ancestors lived to
track down physical records in
town halls, churches, and
archives.