⚖️ Direct Court Action ⚡ No Consulate Wait

The Consulate Says "Wait".
The Law Says "Right Now".

Skip the 10-year waitlists and overcome the "1948 Rule". We secure your Italian Citizenship directly through the Courts in Rome, Naples, Venice, and beyond.

100% Success Rate in 1948 Cases
Zero Travel Required

Why the "Judicial Route"?

There are two main reasons why applicants must bypass the Consulate and go to Court. In both cases, the law is on your side.

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1. The "1948 Rule" (Maternal Line)

If your Italian lineage comes through a woman who gave birth before Jan 1, 1948, the Consulate must reject you. This is an unlawful discrimination that we overturn in Court every day. Read about the history here.

2. "Against the Queue" (Unreasonable Delays)

Italian law mandates processing within 2 years. If your Consulate has a waitlist of 4, 5, or 10 years, they are breaking the law. We petition the Judge to acknowledge this failure and grant your citizenship directly.

Consulate Path
Wait: 5-10 Years
Judicial Route
Timeline: 12-24 Months

Your Journey to Citizenship

A legal process with zero stress. You send the documents; we handle the Court.

01

Analysis

We review your vital records to ensure your case is solid. No surprises.

02

Filing

We draft the petition and file it with the competent Italian Court.

03

Hearing

Avv. Vitale represents you before the Judge. You stay home.

04

Judgment

The Court issues the decree recognizing your Italian citizenship.

05

Registration

We ensure your birth certificate is transcribed in your Italian municipality.

Why Attorney Michele Vitale?

This is not a "citizenship agency." This is a Law Firm. When you hire ItalyGet, you are hiring me directly. I personally oversee the strategy of every single court petition.

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Common Questions

Do I ever need to travel to Italy?
No. The entire judicial process is handled via Power of Attorney. You can watch the progress from your home while we fight for you in Court.
Can I include my family members?
Yes! Judicial petitions allow you to include multiple family members (siblings, children, parents) who share the same Italian ancestor in a single lawsuit, significantly reducing the cost per person.
How long does a court case take?
While timelines vary by court (Rome, Naples, Venice, etc.), most cases reach a judgment between 12 to 24 months. This is often significantly faster than Consular waitlists.
What happens if we lose?
We practice radical transparency. We do not take cases we don't believe in. However, in the unlikely event of a negative outcome, we have the right to appeal.

Stop Waiting. Start Claiming.

Your Italian heritage is a right, not a favor. Let's enforce it.

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