Italian citizenship
Applying for Italian citizenship means gathering, translating and legalising the right documents, in the right order. We guide you along the whole path: from the first consultation to preparing the file, all the way to support with submitting the citizenship application.
How to apply for Italian citizenship
Italian citizenship can be obtained by descent (iure sanguinis), by marriage or civil union with an Italian citizen, or by residence (naturalisation) after a number of years. Each route requires different documents — birth and marriage records, criminal records, residence certificates — almost always to be translated and sworn, sometimes with an apostille.
What we do for you
- Advice: we review your case and identify the most suitable route and the documents needed.
- Preparation and sworn translation of all documents (birth and marriage records, criminal records, etc.).
- Apostille and legalisation, when documents come from abroad or must be valid abroad.
- Support up to the citizenship application: file check, correct order of documents and timing.
The most requested documents
Among the most frequent: birth certificate, marriage certificate, criminal record and any divorce ruling. Foreign documents often need an apostille before the sworn translation: we set out the correct sequence so the work isn't done twice.
Timing and process
Timing depends on the type of case and the number of documents. We send you a clear quote with delivery times; for standard translations we usually deliver within 5 working days.
FAQ
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