Birth certificate/ citizenship

I need to provide official proof that I have legally been an Italian citizen since birth bc I have dual nationality and was born in my mum country and ofc recognised after born.
Since standard Italian birth certificates (Estratto di Nascita) usually doesn’t explicitly writing out the phrase "since birth" what is the best document to request and how to request it to my comune and get exactly what I need?
I know the document must state something as cittadino italiano dalla nascita and all my detail instead of actual date of recognition.
Also the core law is Art. 1 of Italian Law n. 91/1992, which establishes that a child of an Italian parent is a citizen by birth therefore is retroactive

* I have seen people in the same situation as mine that requested it but I didn’t had success in reach then to know exactly neither find examples online.

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u/PetiteLilDoll — 2 days ago

Question about e-gates EES

Hey all a bit of silly questions. I was thinking of travelling holiday reasons to London from Paris (potentially) by Eurostar because of luggage allowance but that would be my first time and I have some questions if anyone knows, thank you.
1- I have Italian passport and I will be doing ETA as mandatory. Can I clear entrance by e-gates or that isn’t a thing?
Questioning bc Google says for faster track I could use it but honestly idk
2- Since am an EU citizen do I need to do EES still? This one is a bit confusing to me tbh
3-Usually if you flight, you will either go to immigration office or use the e-gates and get in. How that works for Eurostar? As I saw in the website it will be checked twice – first by French authorities and then by the UK Border Force.

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u/PetiteLilDoll — 5 days ago

Bus travel experiences

How did you managed, it was easy? Does it worth?

I have two spots on the national express but idk if I should keep it or choose an alternative route since I can’t get a refund but they were super cheap anyways. Also in case of passing it away idk how to do that tbh

How was travelling to download festival by bus from London? Not green coach but those private ones like national express etc..

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u/PetiteLilDoll — 3 months ago
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Need new pov, experiences and advices

Hi everyone, apologies for the long text.

I need some advice. I am currently in Italy undergoing my process via comune. I registered my residency in January and the process in February. Today, I did my biometrics for my first Permesso, so I only have the paper receipt (ricevuta) so far and my Schengen tourist visa has already expired.

I was told this would take about 3 months, even their website says 30 days, so ofc I planned accordingly +1mo wrap ups. I used to live in London before coming here and urgently need to go back to sort out pending matters, the longer I postpone it the expensive it gets.

The Comune officer said travelling for leisure or other things is fine as long as I don't move away permanently. However, I’ve read that the receipt only allows direct travel between Italy and my home country, meaning I could be barred or in trouble?

To make things worse, the officer refuses to give me updates. They told me that even when the consulate replies with the Non Rinuncia, they won't transcribe my certificates immediately because they intend to use the full 180-day legal limit. When I asked to try to understand where I am standing, officer said: "Why do you want this done so fast? I gave you a document for your permesso, you are legal here."

But the plastic permesso takes months. I am stuck in this limbo: I can't travel for work or sort my life in London because of border rules.

Two friends of mine got their citizenship done in just 2 to 2.5 months in a different Comune. They used an assessor, but I couldn’t afford the €4k fee on top of my living expenses. Other friends of friends also got it done within 1 to 3 months. It’s so frustrating being held back just by one official's.. I was able to get info with another person from the comune that they are waiting answer from only one consulate (so final stage I guess, but also not so much since the officer said they wouldn’t transfer the certificates right away even if they could and I must wait)

Anyone had similar experience?

  1. Will the airline in London check my Schengen days and deny boarding back to Italy if I only have the ricevuta? Has anyone successfully done this?

  2. Is it normal for them to sit on the papers until the deadline even if they have everything ready?

  3. What suggestions in successfully get infos?

u/PetiteLilDoll — 3 months ago
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Warm up someone else heart

Hey hey,

To sum up am dealing with paperwork stuff and the lady who’s handling my process certainly hates me (we are from different cultures and barrier language doesn’t help much), she probably thinks I’m pressing her to fast up the job etc while am just trying to understand where am at in this process and the only answer back I get is “go home”.

What would be a better and harmless way to warm her heart up, to clear up the beef energy, and anything else with the best way possible.

Idk but if she thinking bad of me she has the power to postpone my paperwork as much as possible. Does anyone have suggestions? I’m open and no am not new to the magick in general

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u/PetiteLilDoll — 3 months ago