Thank you! I think that's what I was wondering about but I couldn't articulate.... That makes good sense all around. Thanks again

I'm trying to figure out if I have a good 1948 case. This stuff has gotten confusing!

I've had no luck getting an appointment at my local Italian consulate and for the next few years it's not going to be possible for us to live in Italy long enough to apply there.

So I'm wondering if I have a good ...

Here's the site I used (US government agecy, US Citizenship and Immigration Services). It has the PDF form (G-1566) and instructions. It's pretty a standard government form. It does need to be notarized.

https://www.uscis.gov/g-1566

erinrf wrote: 01 Nov 2023, 18:42 I recently obtained a CONE. Please know that at that time they were getting 2X the number of CONE requests and the turnaround time is months long. Still shorter than the USCIS's turnaround time. Good luck!!

Good to know! Thank you!

I am in same situation as Curt_K. Cannot find any information about my grandparents naturalizing and NARA could not find. I did submit a request via USCIS for Naturalization document request but it takes a while to get back (9-12months). In the meantime I requested a CONE (that confirms they were ...

suanj wrote: 16 Oct 2023, 15:59 surely no naturalized in Cook County IL, here the persons naturalized having same name:
ROMANO , DOMENICK 11/8/1889 CAMPOVALANO ITALY LABORER
Romano , Domenico 5/26/1879 ATTAVILLA MILICIA ITALY LABORER
romano , domenico 5/20/1891 ALTAVILLO MILUCIA ITALY LABORER

Thank you!

Curt

Hello!

I *think* my family and I might be eligible for Italian citizenship by descent, but before spending too much time on something that may be a deadend I'm trying to figure out if this really seems viable.

Basically, I'm trying to see if my great-grandfather, born in Sicily, naturalized as a ...