At the end of the day, this law proposal will limit the Jure Sanguinis from going any further back than your grandparents. For us that are for JS, it's important for our voice to be heard by both parties. Reach out to other groups if possible to notify them.

Our only hope is we can remove the JS ...

People are saying this law is to curve the issue with Brazil using this method to flee to Italy (over 500,000 applications currently) and some have been falsifying family trees.

Wouldn’t this technically be unconstitutional to effect people that were born before 2018 trying to go through great grandparents and further for Jure Sanguinis?

Here is the proposed draft through Italian officials: http://www.adnkronos.com/r/Pub/AdnKrono ... granti.pdf

Hello, I'm in a facebook group for Italian Dual Citizenship help and the admins stated the government is proposing new law changes to Jure Sanguinis for next week. Should I or anyone be worried about this going forward? What can it entail?

Hello! I was seeing if anyone has any information regarding the history of Frigento,

I'm a descendant of the Famiglietti's (I believe the original settlers of Frigento), Calo's and Abbondandolo's. I would love to know any history regarding the families origination here.

They seemed to all marry ...

I found the document! This is solved! Thank you

Chocopies wrote: 03 Sep 2018, 03:24 Was Abbondandolo her maiden name?

Antonia Abbondandolo was her mother.
Francesco Calo was her father.

Margherita Calo (the child of the parents above) is the person I'm looking for.
Her married name would be Decarolis as she married Vincenzo Decarolis.

Hello! I asked this before but, after speaking with a relative I have more information!

My great grandmother came from Frigento, Italy. She had a limp so she was held in ellis island for 4 days. This took place around March 3rd, 1913. She was then released, and was noted to have been en route to ...

Hello, in the picture below in the Oath document, is the C-File Number for my great grandfather the 7 digits at the bottom?

(Also here is the picture: https://imgur.com/a/dQ39BCD)

#2256394


and if so when inputting in USCIS, would I add a "c" before it? "C2256394"

Thank you!

Thank you for this information! Good to know the marriage must have took place in the USA. She came to Waterbury, CT. The vital records stated I must provide a marriage date to obtain the marriage document, therefore I will obtain her husbands Vincenzo's Naturalization documents in hopes of a ...

What about the name and year of marriage record?


I don't have a year for the marriage, just that the wife Margherita came from Frigento, Italy to USA in 1912 and her husband Vincenzo was already in the USA. So, I would possibly guess sometime right before 1912, I'm going to look harder into ...

Hello, my great grandfather came to America from Italy in 1910, 2 years before my great grandmother came in 1912. This was a blind marriage. Due to being a blind marriage, do you think their marriage certificate would be found in the USA or Italy?

I'm not sure which country would officiate this and ...

Edit: I see the document says "in this town" relating to turi. and then street name,

thank you!

Hello, with the help of Tessa78, she helped me find a document relating to two sets of ancestors around 1755 and 1764.

The towns are listed on their children's marriage certificate:

http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Bari/Stato+civile+napoleonico/Turi/Matrimoni/1812 ...