Mar 9, 2010
Obtaining dual citizenship through ancestry is much different than obtaining it through naturalization, which in many cases can result in the loss of your native citizenship. In the United States, being recognized as an Italian citizen jure sanguinis will not affect your current citizenship.Italian Citizenship & Genealogy Services for Jure Sanguinis - Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates from Italy
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