I'm not positive, but I believe that unless your mother actually formally applied for citizenship through marriage, she never actually obtained italian citizenship.

Naturalization docs don’t need to be translated nor do they need an apostille.

I am gathering all of my documentation in order to claim citizenship through:

- my great grandfather (born in Italy)
- my grandmother (born in the US in 1923)
- my father (born in the US in 1955)

My grandmother’s birth certificate from 1923 is mostly handwritten by someone who likely worked for ...

I have an appointment for this coming Monday, 3/6 at 9:30 AM. Would anyone like to switch with me for any appointment 2020 or prior? Thank you!

-Krysten