Do I need to have naturalization record apostille/translated

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Squigy
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Do I need to have naturalization record apostille/translated

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I'm sending off records to be apostilled, today, and I'm just wondering if I should include my great grandfather's naturalization record; also, does this need translated? If so, do I need to translate the cover letter from USCIS and the Declaration of Intent, etc. or just the actual nat. record?

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Re: Do I need to have naturalization record apostille/transl

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If you are applying at a consulate in the US you do not have to translate/Apostille the naturalization records. If you are applying at a comune in Italy you would be required to translate and Apostille the naturalization records.
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