Under the Italian Law, a woman of Italian descent can only transmit Italian citizenship to her children born after January 1, 1948. (the date on which Italy became a Republic). This applies to the Italian born female in your direct…
Welcome to Legnano! Legnano is an Italian city and Comune in the north-westernmost part of the Province of Milan. Conveniently located about 12 miles from central Milan and is easily accessible by bus or train from Milan. With 60, 250 residents it is the thirteenth-most populous township…
Do you have a female grandmother, great grandmother, or great- great grandmother who was born in Italy but have heard that there are laws that limit Italian citizenship through women? What you heard is correct. Prior to January 1, 1948…
A recent CBS special A new life back in the old country explained the Italian citizenship law “right of blood,” or “jure sanguinis,” which grants citizenship rights to descendants of Italians in the U.S. This news clip ignited a barrage…