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Who Qualifies for Italian Citizenship Jure Sanguinis?
Italian citizenship by jure sanguinis is based on the principle of bloodline citizenship, a concept recognized by Italy and many other countries, including the United States. This allows for the possibility of dual citizenship.
You might be eligible for Italian citizenship if you have an unbroken lineage connecting you to Italian ancestors who had the right to claim Italian citizenship, and this right has been legally passed down to you under Italian law.
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Eligibility Criteria for Italian Citizenship by Descent:
Ancestral Connection
A male Italian ancestor alive on or after March 17, 1861, with the right to claim Italian citizenship, can pass this right down to descendants unless he naturalized in another country before his descendant’s birth.
Maternal Lineage
Children born to an Italian mother after January 1, 1948, also qualify for Italian citizenship by descent.
Generation Span
There’s no limit to the number of generations that can apply for Italian citizenship jure sanguinis, provided there’s an unbroken chain of Italian citizenship from ancestor to descendant.
More than
8080
Years of experience
Required Documents
Vital Records
Birth certificates for yourself, your parents, and other relevant ancestors.
Marital and Legal Documents
Marriage certificates, divorce decrees, and death certificates, as applicable.
Naturalization Records
Certificates or official non-existence statements from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Extended Search Documentation
National Archives records detailing immigration, birth, and census records.
Notarized Statements
Affidavits confirming that neither you nor your ancestors renounced Italian citizenship.
Identification
Expert Assistance with Italian, SpanishA copy of your passport and proof of current residence.
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