For 1948 case if grandma was born 'Vita' but went by 'Eva' is on her death certificate, do i need a name change? Or can this be accepted, also 'Francesco' to 'Frank' will this be allowed without an official name change?
Discrepancies of names/last names should be checked case-by-case, to determine if it's better to fix or not. Please reach us through the contact form for a more detailed and well-oriented consultation on your case : mbersanilaw.com/contatti Sincerely, The Team-
Can you please do a video on the entire process of a pre 83 marriage and how a child of that marriage would apply. Italian born father American mother father naturalized after the marriage then the child was born both parents are deceased how does the child apply
My Italian Grandparents were only in the United States for 3 months before my Father was born so it was impossible for my Grandfather to become a citizen in that time. Would it still be necessary to acquire documentation of no citizenship in this case?
Please reach us through the contact form for a more detailed and well-oriented consultation on your case : mbersanilaw.com/contatti Sincerely, The Team-
@@debbiesdeathpile impossible to prove a negative. Contact the county offices where your grandfather/father lived, you asked for a document certified that says no application for citizenship is on file.
Comune and Consulates will accept 1948 cases of Italian Citizenship by descent only if the Parliament will formally recognized them, in the law, as administrative processes.
Question! If women were (finally) recognized as being able to have and pass on their citizenship, why are communes not able to process such applications? Only born after 1948 even though it is retroactive, I dont understand why only the courts can process if it is now well understood that it was a human rights violation previously....
Thank you for your interesting question. The Comune (and Consulate) can only apply the Law, and not principles set exclusively by the Courts. The Italian Parliament never ruled to update the law after 2009 (when 1948 started to be recognized), and so the Law still carries the discriminational statements. So only the Courts can approve 1948 cases of Italian Citizenship. Sincerely, The Team-
You need a court order to get documents in NY State, if they are dead or alive
The USCIS wait time just for an index search is about 250 days, just so everyone knows. I got mine in the Indiana State Archives.
For 1948 case if grandma was born 'Vita' but went by 'Eva' is on her death certificate, do i need a name change? Or can this be accepted, also 'Francesco' to 'Frank' will this be allowed without an official name change?
Discrepancies of names/last names should be checked case-by-case, to determine if it's better to fix or not.
Please reach us through the contact form for a more detailed and well-oriented consultation on your case :
mbersanilaw.com/contatti
Sincerely,
The Team-
Can you please do a video on the entire process of a pre 83 marriage and how a child of that marriage would apply. Italian born father American mother father naturalized after the marriage then the child was born both parents are deceased how does the child apply
Thank you for your video suggestion, we will keep it in consideration for the next videos.
Sincerely,
The Team -
My Italian Grandparents were only in the United States for 3 months before my Father was born so it was impossible for my Grandfather to become a citizen in that time. Would it still be necessary to acquire documentation of no citizenship in this case?
Please reach us through the contact form for a more detailed and well-oriented consultation on your case :
mbersanilaw.com/contatti
Sincerely,
The Team-
@@debbiesdeathpile impossible to prove a negative. Contact the county offices where your grandfather/father lived, you asked for a document certified that says no application for citizenship is on file.
How-to get documents from commune in Italia (birth certificates, marriage, etc?
Good morning , you need to contact the local Comune and request the documents at the Anagrafe Office.
If the 1948 rule were challenged in constitutional court instead of civil court, would this force the Comunes and Consulates to accept such cases?
Comune and Consulates will accept 1948 cases of Italian Citizenship by descent only if the Parliament will formally recognized them, in the law, as administrative processes.
Question! If women were (finally) recognized as being able to have and pass on their citizenship, why are communes not able to process such applications? Only born after 1948 even though it is retroactive, I dont understand why only the courts can process if it is now well understood that it was a human rights violation previously....
Thank you for your interesting question.
The Comune (and Consulate) can only apply the Law, and not principles set exclusively by the Courts.
The Italian Parliament never ruled to update the law after 2009 (when 1948 started to be recognized), and so the Law still carries the discriminational statements.
So only the Courts can approve 1948 cases of Italian Citizenship.
Sincerely,
The Team-