In January 1999, my husband and I moved to a new city and that move changed much more than our location. For me, it really changed so much in my life. My husband had gotten a promotion and the cost of living in our new city was much less, so I no longer had to…
Members of our family go to Italy about every 5-7 years. While we may visit Rome, or go to other northern areas, we always make sure to include a stop in Palermo to visit with cousins on my paternal great-grandmother’s side of the family – the LoVerso’s. When we last went in 2013 to visit…
A Brief Guide to the Dual Citizenship Process Below I am going to share a brief step-by-step guide to the process of applying for dual citizenship. It does not touch on all of the unusual circumstances you are probably going to encounter as you go through this process, but it will at least help you…
Below is a list of the most common categories through which most people are eligible for Dual Citizenship but there may be other ways you can apply as well. There is no limit to the number of generations back you can go to apply, as long as your ancestor was born in Italy and emigrated…
There are advantages and disadvantages to becoming an Italian Dual Citizen and while the good definitely outweighs the bad, for some people, one or more of the disadvantages may actually be deal breakers. For example, those with high level government security clearances need to carefully research the consequences of Dual Citizenship. You should always do…
While researching for a client today, I found a 1905 birth record for a child named Rosalia Ingoglia in the indexed NYC records on FamilySearch. Her name was indexed as Ruzalia Tuyaglio and her parents as Vincenzo Tuyaglio and Maria Liotta Tuyaglio. As most of us search by first and last name, you might be…
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A Dual Citizenship Story By Sicilian Family Tree client John Giacchino In the late spring of 2005, my brother Anthony approached me to see if I would do the research to find out if we would qualify for Italian dual citizenship. We had talked about it before, but for some reason this time I decided…
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