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Document Translation in Italian Citizenship Applications
Translation Requirements for Italian Citizenship Document translation is a fundamental phase to successfully complete the Italian citizenship application. Regardless of the method chosen to apply for citizenship (through an Italian Consulate abroad, an Italian Municipality, or a lawsuit filed in court), it is necessary to provide the relevant authorities with conform copies of key documents…
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Italian Citizenship: Impact of Decision 17161
Italian Citizenship News Update – Exploring the Impact of Decision 17161 If you’ve been on the journey of pursuing Italian citizenship by descent, you know how intricate and evolving the process can be. One unexpected event that has stirred the Italian citizenship landscape is the recent decision made by the Italian Supreme Court on June…
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Italian Consulate No Appointments? How to Solve
How to Apply for Italian Citizenship by Descent When Unable to Book an Italian Consulate Appointment Introduction Acquiring Italian citizenship by descent is a cherished goal for individuals of Italian heritage, offering a connection to ancestral roots and the opportunity to embrace the rich cultural heritage of Italy. While the process holds immense significance, navigating…
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Elective Residence Visa and Permit for Italy
What is an Elective Residence Visa and How Does it Work? An elective residence visa for Italy is a special type of visa that allows individuals who meet certain criteria to establish a long-term residence in the country for non-work-related purposes. It is designed for those who wish to live in Italy, either part-time or…
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Italian Citizenship by Descent (Jure Sanguinis)
Let’s see the rules for transmission of citizenship Introduction Italian Citizenship by Descent, also known as Jure Sanguinis or Sanguine, is a legal provision that allows individuals with Italian ancestors to claim Italian citizenship. It is a unique pathway that enables eligible descendants to connect with their Italian heritage and obtain Italian citizenship based on…
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Italian Citizenship Laws: The 1912 Law
The old 1912 citizenship law On July 1, 1912, a new law on citizenship (Law no. 555 of June 13, 1912) came into force in Italy. This law changed how Italian citizenship was transmitted when an Italian citizen naturalized in another country. Before this date, if an Italian citizen became a citizen of another country…
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Italian Citizenship by Descent: A Guide for 1948 Cases
The Citizenship can be passed by a woman – even before 1948 If you are applying for Italian Dual Citizenship Jure Sanguini through your “female” line, you may fall in the category of those born to an Italian female ancestor before 1948 (so called “1948 case”). If so, the path to claim italian citizenship can be…
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