Do you qualify for Italian Citizenship?

There are several ways of becoming an Italian citizen, including:

• Italian Citizenship by Descent (Jure Sanguinis, or by bloodline)
• Italian Citizenship by Marriage (Jure Matrimonii)
• Re-acquisition of Italian Citizenship lost through US naturalization 
• The Italian Citizenship Law N. 124 for Italian citizens residing in Istria, Fiume, and Dalmazia as of September 15, 1947

Some Italian Americans qualify for Italian Citizenship. Please complete the following FREE Questionnaire that will facilitate our research and pursuit of this exciting possibility, your Italian Citizenship. 

The Questionnaire serves only as a 

pre-qualifying tool. 

The results are intended only to reflect potential eligibility for Italian citizenship, but in no way guarantees eligibility. 

If you qualify, you could legally obtain a Dual Citizenship.

The benefits of Italian Dual Citizenship include:

• Simplifying the process of buying property in Italy
• The ability to transfer Italian citizenship to your children under 18 years of age
• The ability to reside, work, or study in Italy and 27 European Union countries
• Preference for jobs and professional opportunities offered first to EU citizens
• Access to public medical care and education as an EU citizen
• Tax-free imports for vehicles from the U.S. to Italy

We offer comprehensive professional Italian translation services to streamline all your official communications with the consulate and the Italian government. Our native language Italian translations have been accepted at all Italian Consulates and the Italian Embassy in the U.S. We offer:

• Italian document translation to English
• U.S. documents translated to Italian and Apostille approved
• Italian birth records translation
• Medical records translation
• Italian genealogy records translation
• Confidential treatment of all documents
• Very reasonable rates

Sometimes all you need is compassionate, knowledgeable help to streamline the process and help you achieve your goals. We can help with:

• Friendly telephone consultations
• Italian citizenship assistance
• Meeting the requirements for dual citizenship
• Questions about how to become an Italian citizen
• U.S. documents procurement
• Locating Italian vital records
• Completing or locating naturalization paperwork
• Preparing for your consulate interview
• Access to the Registry of Italians Residing Abroad (AIRE)
• Obtaining an Italian tax ID or birth certificate
• Shipping human/exhumed remains or ashes to Italy
• Recognition of U.S. educational and professional credentials in Italy