Thank you for the clarification on my case again. I had a sinking feeling that this was the case, but I was hoping to go through the easier route as my ggm's Italian-born parents have multiple complications: multiple name changes, one disappeared with no death certificate, and so on. I wonder if a ...

Hi there,

So here is a question: my Italian-born Great-Grandfather immigrated to America and joined the US Army to fight in WWI. When he was discharged at the end of the war he was served his citizenship papers/got his American citizenship, then married my Great-Grandmother, (who was also the ...

Hi Everyone, here 1948 case situation:

My Italian-born GG Grandfather came to America in the late 1880's and might have gotten naturalized. We can't find an EXACT match for him in USICS's records, but they did find a likely suspect in the same place where he lived. He has a slightly different first ...