1948 Cases FAQ - Italian Citizenship FAQ n.5

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When getting Italian citizenship through an Italian female ancestor who gave birth before January 1st, 1948, it may be necessary for the individual wanting to claim Italian citizenship to go through what is sometimes called a '1948 case'. Understanding the ins and outs of these court cases can help you to understand what may lie ahead. In this episode of the Italian Citizenship Podcast, hosts Marco Permunian, an Italian attorney, along with video podcaster and dual-citizen expat, Rafael Di Furia (‪@RafaelDiFuria‬) go over some frequently asked questions regarding getting Italian citizenship through a 1948 case. Especially since the change in the law there have been many new questions from the Italian American community about how it would potentially effect their cases moving forward.
For help with the Italian citizenship process and more information about Italian Citizenship Assistance visit ICA's website:
ItalianCitizenshipAssistance.com
To contact Italian Attorney Marco Permunian and his team of dual-citizenship experts and attorneys you can use the contact form on the Italian Citizenship Assistance website:
ItalianCitizenshipAssistance.com
To see more from Rafael Di Furia about life in Italy and life as a dual citizen expat check out his RU-vid channel and website:
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Http://RafaelDiFuria.com
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5 июл 2022

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@user-ce9sh9sy9g 2 года назад

Hi ICA I have recently submitted my family tree to your affiliate team at Italian Dual Citizenship for review. I’m grateful that while your team is researching and determining my eligibility to proceed, I am also able to watch all of these videos to gain some additional information about the intricacies of this process. Your videos are greatly produced and very informative. Thank you!

@FuzzyHuggs 5 месяцев назад

It was a gut punch to learn today that me and my two little ones can not become Italian citizens via my father, as he had to renounce his citizenship before I was born to become a US citizen. All of his siblings and my cousins have not had this issue as they were born before their parents became US citizens or earned dual citizenship. It's really awful and heartbreaking to know that despite being almost 100% Italian genetically, and that you have scores of relatives in Italy, and your entire extended family in US can or have Italian citizenship, you can't. If I can't become an Italian citizen via my great grandparents can I fight this through court? At the very least be a "test case" to try enact change via the Italian courts? We have elderly relatives in Italy who want their grand-niece and nephews to live with them during their twilight years, and could also use the assistance. I can't express enough how heart wrenching this entire process has been and the potential devastating results could be to my family.

@MK-tk8tb 2 года назад

These are fantastic conversations.

@ThePlomplomplom 2 года назад

Thanks, for the prompt reply.

@_aaroneous 2 года назад

Great episode!

@davidecasassa8679 2 года назад

I have a Law 555 question. While it wasn't completely spelled out in the video, I'm assuming the references to inconsistent rulings in cases where a father naturalized, AFTER the birth of a US-born child but BEFORE that child attained majority, concern only cases where the father naturalized AFTER 30 June 1912. Is this correct? In other words, the blanket disqualification of minor children whose father naturalized pre-1912 still applies?

@privacymatters4714 Год назад

An adult is defined as 21 in my case. My ancestor was granted full naturalization when my grandmother turned 24 and was already married, however, he may have started the process 10 days before her 21st birthday. The process took 3 years for him to complete. When does the "adult" apply? Is it the date of the first form when starting the naturalization process or when naturalization was awarded and they became a full US citizen? I'm very confused about this small but crucial detail and I cannot seem to find answers anywhere.

@vivianacavazzini1237 5 месяцев назад

My citizenship was taken away when I married a British national in 1970. I now have Italian citizenship, but it seems ny son cannot have Italian citizenship because of me taking British citizenship because I could not have a Italian passport otherwise I was stateless.

@csabo1725 2 года назад

Why is it taking so long for judges to set a hearing date after the case has been filled in Rome? I have not heard of anyone who filed this year getting a hearing date assigned yet.

@FuzzyHuggs 5 месяцев назад

I'm not sure if you can help with this, but I feel like I have a tricky 1948 question and any guidance you can provide would be extremely appreciated. My great grand parents on my mom's side were born in Savona in the late 1800s. They moved to America and my great grandfather obtained US citizenship by serving in WW1. They had a child (my grandfather) in 1930. Am I still able to get citizenship via the 1948 method if his mother became a US citizen at some point before my grandfather's birth? Unfortunately, we don't know if or when she became a US citizen.

@ChuckInNyc1 2 года назад

Thank you for all the information you provided. It has been so helpful. Can you do an episode on same sex couples moving to Italy? We are looking to get residency and possible citizenship. We have already bought our property.

@ThePlomplomplom 2 года назад

Hi and thanks for this info. If going thru the 1948 case, and the last step is having the ancestor Commune register your records into their system, how long does this usually take knowing that all Italian government bureaucracy is VERY SLOW? In other words, Once the lawyer's office hands /mails the documents of the individual to the Commune, can it take up to 3-4 months for them to enter /register into their system and having the mayor (of the Commune) finally sign it(and the applicant can finally apply for their AIRE)? Does it matter if the Commune is small (say only 5 or 6k population) or larger of well over 200k ? Thanks again

@ItalianCitizenshipAssistance 2 года назад

Hello! Small municipalities tend to work more quickly but that’s not always the rule. It can take anywhere from 1 week to 2-3 months for the comune to register the judgment and vital records

@csabo1725 2 года назад

5 or 6k is considered a small comune? Mine has 350 residents.

@brooklyn2239 2 года назад

Hi! I am currently a client at ICA and I was wondering what legal adult age the courts are referring to since the legal age in 2022 is not the same as the legal age in 1940, in order to be outside of the minor bracket would your ancestor need to be 16 or 18 when their parent naturalized? Thanks for the video

@ItalianCitizenshipAssistance 2 года назад

Hello! Under Italian law the adult age is 18 but it was 21 before the year 1975. Feel free to send an email to Marco directly or your case worker if you’d like to discuss this more in detail.

@Judyhoctor 2 года назад

As a client of Italian Citizenship Assistance, how is it responding to being scattered across the country versus all operating out of Rome? Any concerns that we won’t get an attorney who is as knowledgeable in presenting a 1948 case?

@ItalianCitizenshipAssistance 2 года назад

Hi Judy, we are not concerned about having to present cases in the local regional courts as the legal basis for the case is the same. We will of course be citing all the favorable rulings obtained form the court of Rome. All in all we are not concerned :)

@PaulFromCHGO 2 года назад

@@ItalianCitizenshipAssistance I am wondering now that the regional courts have opened up, has the wait time for cases dropped at all? I sent a message to ICA recently as I am seeking to perhaps file a suit to unblock a case tied up at the Detroit Consulate (I am approaching the 2-Year deadline) and want to try if at all possible to get my application processed soon. I hope you can help me, Marco!

@ItalianCitizenshipAssistance 2 года назад

@@PaulFromCHGO thank you for your message. We know you are exchanging emails with Lisa Benetti form our office. You are in good hands. Feel free to ask her all the questions your may have!

@sobiaparvin2353 Год назад

My husband is an itlain and I have one kid from that man he was an native itlain but mery held in Pakistan and boy born also in Pakistan but the boy belong that itlian man can he file the case for leaglision ??