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Italian Citizenship Rejection Due to the “Minor Age Issue” – Can You Appeal?

Italian citizenship by descent applicants have recently begun receiving rejection letters from Italian consulates due to the “minor age issue,” even for cases submitted before the new rules introduced in October 2024. This unexpected wave of denials has left many wondering wha ...

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MAJOR UPDATE - A New Procedure For Citizenship by Descent On The Horizon

A major update for Italian citizenship by descent (jure sanguinis) has been approved by the Italian Chamber of Deputies, moving one step closer to becoming law. The bill would create a central office in Rome within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to handle all Italian citizenship ...  Show more

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