u/goodfellasg6 — reddlx

Fast-it identity confirmed with some info visible, but comune claims they have no documents transcribed

Hi everyone,

Here is a rough time line to provide perspective.

-applied june 2024 through a complicated path (italian born nonna naturalized and reacquired italian citizenship through her husband/my nonno who was still italian at time of marriage) my nonna born in caltanissetta, Nonno born in racalmuto.

- approved jan 7th, 2026 along with my daughter & sister by jure sanguinis.

-fast - it identity verified on june 7th, 2026. I can now see some information, it has my wife, daughter and nonni information listed and their relation to me/vital stats, with some of my info, but it still says "non inscritto" in parts of my data sheet

I am trying to get an understanding of when I can request my "Estratto integrale dell'atto di matrimonio" to get my wifes citizenship by marriage application started. I emailed a request yesterday, and was promptly emailed back this morning with a response which is attached.

My questions are as follows

Do i simply still need to wait for Caltanissetta to transcribe my information? Is it most likely that the information hasnt been seen yet and is just taking its regular italian time to be completed?
how long will it take for this to be completed? I figured that if my fast-it was beginning to be populated it would be close to complete now?
is it possible that my information is actually being registered in Racalmuto, as my nonna would have reacquired her citizenship through my nonno who is from there? The consulate in toronto told me my comune is caltanissetta, but is it possible that were not aware of some technicality?

Overall, i am trying to get my wifes citizenship by marriage application done asap before any more rules change. If anyone has any advice/insight, let me know.

u/goodfellasg6 — 2 days ago

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Friend's declaration of intent for registration of minor child deemed inadmissable/ineligible

Hello,

Writing on behalf of a friend, lets call him Daniel. He is an italian citizen with a father born and raised in italy. Daniel's father moved to canada and lost his italian Citizenship at the age of 24 in 1973. My friend was born in 1991. His father reacquired italian Citizenship in january 1998, when Daniel was 7 years old. Daniel was registered and has been an italian citizen since then with a valid passport etc.

Daniel now has a minor child who is roughly 6 months old and proceeded to submit documents to register their childs italian citizenship by benefit of the law.

Daniel was informed by the consulate that the application to register his minor child is inadmissable and essentially, the child is ineligible as Daniel acquired by "jure comunicatione" and not by jure sanguinis? Daniel's parents were married after daniels father became a canadian citizen, so pre 1983 marriahe isnt a possible route.

Essentially, what would he need to do at this point to register his child/get italian citizenship for his child. Is his only option to move to italy for 2 years with the child and thus, register them that way? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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u/goodfellasg6 — 23 days ago

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New eligibility requirements summarized

Hi everyone, havent been on in a while. I have alot of people asking me for clarification on new rules. Is there anywhere that has the new qualification paths summarized into an easy to read version/chart? For example, this chart was posted probably about a year ago. Is it still valid for all possible paths? Trying to help as many people as possible acquire or explain the new rules too but i dont want to get anything wrong.

Thank you.

u/goodfellasg6 — 2 months ago