Docs ready, fastest and easiest to get apostilles and translation done?

Over 25 million Italians have emigrated between 1861 and 1960 with a migration boom between 1871 and 1915 when over 13,5 million emigrants left the country for European and overseas destinations.
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lucaless
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Docs ready, fastest and easiest to get apostilles and translation done?

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Please point in the right direction that worked best for you in regards to getting the apostille for each document. And in regards to translations, I was told to get that done in Italy to avoid and mistakes. Is it best to have the attorney recomendation or use a specific translator? Be that it may, I would have to get apostilles for each documents, then send to documents with the apostille to Italy for translation? Thank you for any help you can provide given your experience in the process.
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Note: This is a 1948 case going through maternal line of GGM
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Please note that with the new law of this year it's no longer possible to be recognized Italian citizen by "1948 case".
(unless you have already begun the process, but in this case you should have already given all papers to your attorney).
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Appreciate the information on the new law.

I still would like to know how others got their apostilles and translations done, and the time it took. Can anybody provide their experience?
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