I hope that someone can answer this question for me. My husband was born in Italy and came to the USA to live when he was 15, in 1952. He has returned to visit several times but has not resided in Italy since emigrating to the USA. He still has his Italian passport, but not his birth records. I believe that he was naturalized in the USA. Family members in Italy are telling him that unless he has been voting in Italian elections, he is no longer a citizen of Italy. Is this true? Has he lost his Italian citizenship?
Thank you for any help,
Dariahoney
Is he still an Italian citizen?
Re: Is he still an Italian citizen?
If he naturalized before 1992, he lost his Italian citizenship. He can reacquire it by residing in Italy for one year.
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Re: Is he still an Italian citizen?
Thank you very much for the information 
