Would my family be able to help me in any way? I have a sister that lives in Arizona.

I understand that consuls have jurisdiction, but are you able to apply at any consulate? The consulate that us under Alaska's jurisdiction is San Fransisco, but I need to go to Arizona to visit family soon so the obvious choice would be to visit LA to apply instead of going to SF. Is this possible?

I have dome some extensive research on my family, and found everything except for my G-G-GF's birth and marriage documents (along with his wife's birth record). He was born on September 30th, 1858 in Pontecorvo, Italy. according to his naturalization record. I am not sure of their marriage date. Any ...

You should research this yourself. Through dedicated research on various forums, governmental websites, Ancestry.com (free trial), Archives, etc... I was able to find everything I needed to begin doing some serious research and paper tracking. It is difficult work and someone won't do it for you ...

I have been reading up on some information about some consulates not interpreting the 1912 rule as "if the parent naturalized prior to 1912, the minor lost citizenship." Some disregard it or see it as retroactive. I have heard Philly does this.

I am completely green in regards to citizenship, with ...