Hi all! This may already have been answered somewhere here, but I want to make absolutely sure I'm not missing a step. I am assisting my husband/ his mom in getting their case underway with Massimiliano Castellari. I've been working on collecting up all the paperwork for quite a long time now. The framework is:
GGF born in Italy, naturalized in 1917
GM born in US prior to GGF naturalizing
M born in the US in 1945
The lawyer has already confirmed that the documentation looks good, but I have two technical questions about what I'm going to be shipping over to Italy:
- Regarding apostilles, are they only required on the English versions of the documents, or do I need to have apostilles on the certified translations as well?
- Is translation required on the Naturalization record as well? Or just on the birth/ death/ marriage documents?
Thanks in advance!!!
1948 Case Documents Question
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Re: 1948 Case Documents Question
Hi there! I know this is an older post so I hope by now you’ve found the answers you needed to proceed with your case. If you don’t mind, I would love to hear about your experience with your attorney. I’m considering hiring Avv Castellari’s firm to represent our family’s 1948 case but I haven’t found any reviews as of yet. I get a good vibe from speaking with him but trying to do my due diligence before committing.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
Re: 1948 Case Documents Question
Hello,
I am also looking at hiring Avv Castellari did either of you appoint him for a 1948 case? I would be interested in learning about your experience with him. Also, is he actually based in Italy?
Thank you!
I am also looking at hiring Avv Castellari did either of you appoint him for a 1948 case? I would be interested in learning about your experience with him. Also, is he actually based in Italy?
Thank you!