So do I ABSOLUTELY HAVE to visit a consulate? There is no way around that?

Miami is probably a 12 hour drive. I cant do that.. If I have to visit then then I probably wont even get started trying to become an Italian citizen beause I cant do it between school and work and a lack of money.

Sorry about this being so specific and such, but I am looking for a picture of one particular street in Livorno, Italy.

Via Paolo Lilla was named after my dad's grandfather. He was the first Paolo Lilla. My brother is currently the third person with the name, and my father is the second. (I dont ...

If I live in South Carolina, where is my closest consulate (the one I am required to deal with) and will I have to actually go there and talk with them? If this requires a trip, I may not be able to do it. I am really worried that this is the case.


Thanks.

I am sorry if this has been asked already, but I have alot of questions about trying to recieve a dual citizenship. I am sorry if this is long winded, but I want to give as much information as I can.

I was born in America, so I am an American citizen. My father was born in Grosetto, Italy. He is a ...