Italian Dual Citizenship Documents
Get the certified Italian records you need for your jure sanguinis application—birth, marriage, and death certificates obtained directly from Italy.
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As a professional Italian genealogist, I specialize in obtaining Italian dual citizenship documents directly from civil and parish archives across Italy.
Applying for Italian dual citizenship requires official documents from Italy that prove your direct ancestry. These records are often essential for recognition jure sanguinis but can be difficult to obtain if you live abroad.
As a professional Italian genealogist based in Milan, I help families worldwide access the certified Italian records required by consulates and courts. I work directly with civil registration offices and parish archives to retrieve birth, marriage, and death certificates, either in extract form (estratto per riassunto) or as full copies (copia integrale).
Every ancestor leaves a trace — my work is to bring it back to light.”
Every document is delivered with complete references, and I also provide English translations when needed. This ensures your citizenship application is supported by accurate and legally valid records.
Share what you know, and I’ll design a research plan tailored to your goals.
What’s Included
- Birth certificates (estratto di nascita, copia integrale)
- Marriage certificates (estratto di matrimonio, copia integrale)
- Death certificates (estratto di morte)
- Certified positive/negative certificates
- Civil & parish office requests
- Optional English translations
Choose the Right Plan for Your Research
Flexible options for different needs, with transparent starting prices.
Base Plan
For clients who need a single certified record.
- 1 certified record (birth, marriage, or death)
- Request submitted to the municipal or parish office on your behalf
- Digital scan provided before shipping for preview and verification
- Status updates throughout the process
Not included: municipal/parish fees (€250–600 per record)
Standard Plan
For those who need several key records for their application.
- Up to 3 certified records (birth, marriage, death)
- Requests to multiple municipalities/parishes if needed
- Digital scans + original certified copies shipped
- Short explanatory report in English
Not included: municipal/parish fees (€250–600 per record)
Premium Plan
Full package for dual citizenship applications.
- Extended research across multiple ancestors and municipalities
- All required certified records in original paper format
- Extended genealogical report with historical context (10+ pages)
- Complete coordination until delivery of documents
Not included: municipal/parish fees
Note below: Official municipal and parish fees are not included in my professional fee. These costs vary by office and are typically €250 to €600 per record. In some cases, the municipality ships the certified document directly to you; in others, I manage international tracked shipping for secure delivery.
Records & Archives Covered
Civil Records (Ufficio di Stato Civile / Comune)
Extracts (estratto per riassunto) and full copies (copia integrale) of birth, marriage, and death records. Positive/negative certificates, corrections, and statements of consistency (congruità/discordanza).
Parish & Diocesan Records
When civil records are unavailable, parish registers provide baptism, marriage, and burial acts that are often accepted for citizenship cases.
Negative/Positive Certificates
Official proof that a record does—or does not—exist in a specific municipality. Often required to resolve discrepancies in consular applications.
Historical Registers
Family status certificates (stato di famiglia storico) and individual cards, documenting households and relationships across generations.
Why Choose This Service
Based in Italy
Direct access to municipal, parish, and state archives across Italy for faster and more reliable results.
Paleography Expertise
Skilled in reading and transcribing old Italian and Latin handwriting with precision and accuracy.
Fluent in English
All research reports are delivered in clear English, ready for personal or legal use.
Proven Results
Experienced in solving research brick walls with documented evidence.
Certified Records
Official documents valid for dual citizenship and consular applications.
Academic Background
Ongoing studies in History at the University of Milan ensure context and rigor.
How It Works
01
Consultation
You share details about your ancestor and the consulate’s requirements. Together we define the scope of your dual citizenship case.
02
Document Search
I contact municipal and parish offices to obtain certified records ensuring they meet consular standards.
03
Delivery
The Italian citizenship records you receive are fully certified and valid for dual citizenship in Italy.
Requirements to Start
- Full name of your Italian ancestor (with spelling variations)
- Place of birth, marriage, or death in Italy (municipality or parish)
- Approximate dates (even estimated)
- Any existing documents (US/foreign certificates, naturalization papers, consular notes)
- Consulate’s specific requirements for your case
Note: Even if you don’t have complete information, I can often locate the correct records using partial data and cross-references.
Turnaround & Pricing Note
The time required to obtain certified Italian records varies depending on the municipality or parish. Most projects take 4–8 weeks, though some offices may require additional time for processing.
My professional fee covers the research, coordination, and reporting. However, official fees charged by Italian municipalities or parishes are not included. These vary significantly and can range from €250 to €600 per document.
In some cases, the municipality ships the certified paper document directly to you. In other cases, I receive the record first and arrange international tracked shipping for secure delivery.
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