The only problem I see is that your gf obtained his citizenship jure sanguinis, not jus soli. I don’t know how this affects your eligibility, but since his father never naturalized, it may be ok. The Certificate of Citizenship may raise questions at the consulate because it is further evidence ...

This seems like an absurd question, but if I intend to use a C-File obtained from the USCIS Genealogy program at the SF Consulate, can I open the envelope, or do I have to bring it to the Consulate still sealed?

The letter I received from the Genealogy program (confirming that the third-degree ...

A question for those who have gone through a 1948 case based on an ancestor never having naturalized in the U.S. (or others who have insight): What proof of non-naturalization satisfied the court?

I have a "certificate of non-naturalization" from the USCIS for my ancestor, but I have read that ...

If the pre-1983 marriage automatically bestowed Italian citizenship on the woman, then does the new (12-2018) requirement of Italian language proficiency apply in such a case?

Has anyone had experience with myitaliancitizenship.com lately? Although I'd used it previously for some documents from Italy, and was satisfied, I've had a sudden silence of about six weeks while trying to work out some information about pending requests.

Italoscotgirl wrote: 06 Mar 2019, 11:41 Although it would be tempting to take the case to court,then once its won, take the consulate or comune to court for making us have to go to court in the first place!

Are you sure you're not American?

You trace Italian citizenship from your ggf to you with all documents (birth marriage death). You would need naturization documentation from your ggf to show he either never naturalized or naturalized after your gf’s birth and after the 1912 citizenship law was enacted.

You will find specifics ...