Citizenship Services

Italian/American dual citizenship requirements include five basic guidelines: You’re descended from someone who was alive in Italy after March 17, 1861. The ancestor did not naturalize in another country before June 14, 1912. The ancestor did not naturalize before the birth of descendants interested in how to get Italian citizenship. If the direct-line Italian ancestor is a woman born before January 1, 1948, citizenship can only be claimed from her father’s line. No one in the family renounced their Italian citizenship. You may also qualify if you are a non-Italian who married an Italian citizen.

Gather Vital Records: Collect birth, marriage, and death certificates for yourself and your Italian ancestors. Naturalization Proof: Get documents showing your Italian ancestor did not naturalize in the U.S. before the next person in the family line was born (we can help you with that). Proof of Residence: Proof of your current residence in the U.S. Identification: Valid passport or Government-issued ID. And by the end of it, translation into Italian by a certified translator. Understand that we can provide you with all the details and step-by-step to help you with all the burocracy.

If you have no idea if you are elegible for Italian Citizenship don´t worry. We will guide you on a easy step-by-step form to understand if you are elegible. Send us an E-Mail for marcelo.dezen@hotmail.com or get in touch with us through our Website "Contact". We will provide you with a very easy form to understand about your familiy´s past to see if you are elegible.

After getting a quote with our team, we can say for sure if you elegible for Dual-Citizenship, after that, the easiest way to get your Citizenship is coming to Italy and within 3 months we can get your citizenship, with your Italian ID and Passaport in hands.

NO! You can get dual citizenship in USA and Italy if you can prove you have Italian ancestry with a demonstrable unbroken line of citizenship. Since 1992, Italy has allowed dual citizenship with the United States, and you will not need to renounce your American citizenship during the process of applying. Italian citizenship is granted as a “birth right” through a familial line. Therefore, through the legal principle of jure sanguinis, you are a citizen at birth if one or both of your parents had Italian citizenship at that time. A great first step toward getting dual citizenship in Italy is to call us for Italian citizenship assistance. We can get to know your specific case and answer any questions you have.

For Italian dual citizenship through jus sanguinis (right of blood), you only need to trace your lineage through one direct ancestor who was an Italian citizen. Therefore you need only one ancestor to apply the documents. In this case you can choose the easiest one or the ancestor you have all the documents. If it´s your case, we can help you decide what´s the easiest one to gather all the documents necessary.

You´ll have to identify the errors in your documents for discrepancies and make amendments. Accurate documents with your correct Italian name are essential for your application. If you're unsure how to proceed, seek guidance from us.

Yes, your children may acquire Italian citizenship automatically through you if you become a citizen of Italy. Your children will have the option to hold dual citizenship, which allows them to enjoy rights and privileges associated with Italian citizenship, such as living, working, studying, and accessing healthcare and education in Italy and other EU countries.