Quick question on moving

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I am a college student who will be graduating in May 2010 and plan on moving to Africa soon after for a year or two doing volunteer work. I know that the appointments are book well in advance and was curious if there may be a way to be on a list for cancellation before May, or if it would be possible to do once in Africa? I also wanted to know if the only way to set up an appointment was through Abtran? I will be using the Consulate of Los Angeles. Thank you for your time and have a great day.

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why not ask the consulate in Los Angeles for their advice? =Peter=
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Tried that with no response as of now, I hope to hear back from them soon but I just thought someone here might have a suggestion. Thanks Mike
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Perhaps www.NIAF.org/citizenship/documents/faq.pdf can be an assist.

Since you mentioned Abtran the folllowing from the Italian Consulate here in NY has this website which may also prove helpful:
http://www.consnewyork.esteri.it/Consol ... ttadinanza

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