Everything you need, from first question to finished file.

Request a free 20-minute call and one of our representatives will help you determine whether you qualify for Italian citizenship, by descent (jure sanguinis) or by marriage (jure matrimonii). If you decide to move forward, we guide you through every aspect of the process. You can gather your own documents with our support, or let us handle it for you.

• Free initial eligibility call
• Review of your family line
• Guidance on the 2025 citizenship rules
• A step-by-step plan for your case

This is where our associates shine. We review all of your documentation, advise you on our findings, identify discrepancies between records and help you correct them. Whether you collect your documents yourself or have us do it, we make sure your bloodline is fully documented and consistent before you submit.

• Complete document-by-document review
• Name, date and place discrepancy checks
• Guidance on corrections and amendments
• A final file ready for your appointment

We contact the Italian comune (municipality) directly and quickly, by phone, by certified email (PEC) or in some cases in person. Our office in Italy makes every effort to obtain the documentation your application requires on your behalf.

• Birth, marriage and death certificates
• Direct contact with the comune
• Certified email (PEC) requests
• Follow-up until records arrive

Every document submitted to a consulate, whether for a citizenship application or to register vital records, must be professionally translated into Italian to avoid delays. Some consulates also require the translation to be certified by the translator, with the signature notarized and the translation apostilled. Our service covers every part of this process.

• Professional Italian translations
• Translator certification
• Notarization when required
• Apostille on the translation

Obtaining an apostille can be time consuming and confusing. It must be issued by the U.S. state where the vital record was issued. We handle the request for you, with a fast turnaround of typically 2 to 10 business days depending on the state and the complexity of the case.

• Apostilles from any U.S. state
• Vital records and translations
• Typically 2–10 business days
• Checked before they go in your file

When a legal matter in Italy requires your presence, a power of attorney lets you delegate a trusted person to act for you. We can work directly with your lawyer in Italy, prepare a draft for their review and, once everything is in order, arrange your signature. We will also explain the difference between a special and a general power of attorney.

• Special and general powers of attorney
• Coordination with your Italian lawyer
• Draft preparation and review
• Signing arranged for you