Genealogy Research For Italian Dual Citizenship

Genealogy is one of the most important pieces of the puzzle when compiling details to verify if a person is eligible for citizenship via Jure Sanguinis (by descent). The initial step to take is to determine the particulars and ascertain certain facts such as where an ancestor was born, when exactly that person immigrated to…

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Does Italy Allow Dual Citizenship? A Closer Look at the Rules

Many people who are starting on their quest for Italian citizenship and those who are less familiar with the process of obtaining recognition of Italian citizenship, always have the same question, “Can I have Italian citizenship and keep the citizenship and passport I already have?” In short, more than likely, yes. Italy, The United States,…

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What is an Apostille?

The Apostille is a common but unusual form of document certification that will be necessary to acquire when submitting documents issued outside of Italy for the purposes of Italian citizenship. In this article, we will cover what is the Apostille, what it is for and when you may need it. The Apostille Convention/Treaty was drafted…

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5 Most Common Ways to Acquire Italian Citizenship

Many people assume the only ways to become an Italian citizen is either by having an Italian ancestor or marrying an Italian citizen, but in fact, Italy is a country where anybody who is willing to put in the effort, can legally become a citizen of the nation. Jure Sanguinis (by right of blood/citizenship by…

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What to expect at your citizenship appointment

Do you feel worried about your upcoming interview at the Italian Consulate during which you will be submitting the required documentation to apply for Italian citizenship by descent? Are you uncertain about how to behave before the consular clerk? Below is a description of a hypothetical citizenship appointment (in reality, consulates may have their own…

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