Mine had confused me because of the 1948 rule, the fact my grandmother was minor when my great-grandfather naturalized in 1944, and the fact he filed first papers in 1927 (which I did not know the Italian govt does not recogize), but everything is pretty clear now.

From an earlier post on my line ...

Mine had confused me because of the 1948 rule, the fact my grandmother was minor when my great-grandfather naturalized in 1944, and the fact he filed first papers in 1927 (which I did not know the Italian govt does not recogize), but everything is pretty clear now.

Great-Grandfather > born 1898 ...

Just to note because I was so confused about the 1948 thing (but now I got it), here's my line:
Great-Grandfather > born 1898 > immigrates 1923 > marries 1924 > naturalizes 1944 > dies 1974.
Grandmother > born 1937 > constitutional change of 1948 so she can pass citizenship after this year ...

Thanks all, I am hoping it won’t be a problem..to be honest I have been working on getting this since **2009**, when I found out the date of my great-grandfather’s naturalization, but I have almost given up several times because I first got confused over the 1948 issue, then it was the fact I ...

I am applying through my maternal great-grandfather>grandmother>mother (post 1948)> myself in new york city. I am in the process of obtaining documents. The only issue is I lack my father’s birth certificate because we are estranged for one thing and for another thing he was born in what is today ...