How it works:
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Certificate of Non-Existence of a Naturalization Record
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This document, issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), confirms that the Italian ancestor never became a naturalized U.S. citizen. It is a key requirement in the jure sanguinis process, as it helps prove that the right to Italian citizenship was not lost. The certificate can be requested by submitting a G-639 form under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), either online or by mail. Once processed, USCIS issues a formal letter confirming whether or not a naturalization record exists.
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Italian certificates
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They can be requested in different types, such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, baptism certificates, criminal records certificates and apostille certificates. The deadlines and costs vary according to the type of certificate.
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Documents for Italian citizenship
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To apply for Italian citizenship, it is necessary to gather birth, marriage and death certificates of Italian ancestors, in addition to the CNENR.
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Italian citizenship processes
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The process of obtaining Italian citizenship can be carried out in the USA or Italy. Processes carried out in Italy require an appointment at an Italian Consulate.
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Genealogical research
Genealogical research not only validates your connection to Italy, but also provides a rich story about your origins that you can share with future generations.
With our Family Tree Research, we delve deep into your family history, identifying the Italian ancestors who support your citizenship application.
We use historical sources, civil and ecclesiastical records, and specialized databases to build a complete map of your lineage.
Genealogical research is conducted through several sources, such as:
Birth certificates,
Marriage and death certificates,
Civil and religious records,
Population censuses,
Immigration documents,
Old photos,
Letters, Wills, among others.
Furthermore, modern technology has made this process easier, allowing the use of online genealogy platforms and DNA testing to expand family connections.
