Thank you for the clarification.

It seems impractical and unfair for the child to lose citizenship if the father naturalizes in a different country.

With the knowledge I've been given, this endeavor now seems impossible. I can't help but to think that I could somehow lawyer through it, though.

There is no other line, I'm sorry to say.

You said that my GG grandmother lost her citizenship upon the naturalization of her father, which makes sense. But:

"If the Italian parent naturalised as a citizen of another country on or after 1 July 1912, and prior to 15 August 1992, then the child's ...

Thank you for your reply, I really appreciate it. This experience is a bit overwhelming.

I will say that I've only very recently started the endeavor of finding dates and names, and it is mostly complete.

GG Grandmother: Born 1897, immigrated to US 1900, her father naturalized in 1903
GG ...

Thank you for your reply! The documents I've found so far have told me that they had naturalized, with a date given. (which I assume means fully)

But after I had found this page www.italiangenealogy.com/forum/emigration/25757 , I noticed that his ancestors had married prior to the birth of the ...

Hi, I'm new to these forums and would like an absolute answer to my quest of Italian citizenship through Jus Sanguinis. I've received a lot of conflicting information regarding the issue of naturalization.

Like a lot of people here, I have Italian ancestors and would like to acquire Italian ...