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Your Italian Passport is a US-based company offering comprehensive services for Italian-Americans seeking to obtain Italian dual citizenship.

02/06/2026

On June 2, 1946, Italians went to the polls and made history. After the fall of Fascism and the end of the war, they answered one question: monarchy or republic? By a margin of roughly 54% to 46%, the people chose to send the House of Savoy into exile and build something new. The Repubblica Italiana was born.

A detail we love: this was also the first national vote in which Italian women could cast a ballot. So June 2 isn’t just the Republic’s birthday. It’s a milestone for Italian democracy itself.

To everyone in our community working through jure sanguinis right now: the apostilles, the translations, the records from a comune you’d never heard of until last year. Today is for you. Every document tracked down is one step closer to claiming what your nonni passed down. Eighty years of the Republic, and your place in its story is still being written.

Stuck on a step or unsure what comes next? Schedule a consultation at the link in our bio today! Buona Festa della Repubblica! 🇮🇹

01/06/2026

Before the flag, before the Constitution, there was an Italian.

In 1454, a boy was born in Florence named Amerigo Vespucci. Decades later, as a navigator crossing the Atlantic, he realized what Columbus never accepted: these shores weren’t the edge of Asia. They were an entirely new world. His letters describing that “Mundus Novus” stunned Europe.

In 1507, the German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller drew a map of this unknown land and gave it a name in Amerigo’s honor: America.

So when the United States turns 250 this July 4th, remember: the country was carrying an Italian name long before it had a founding. Your heritage isn’t a footnote to this story. It’s the first word of it. 🇮🇹🇺🇸

28/05/2026

Italy’s Supreme Court just reaffirmed something powerful: Italian citizenship by descent is a right that exists from birth. Not from the moment you file. From birth.

In Ordinance 13818/2026, the Corte di Cassazione ruled that when the consular system itself blocked you from even submitting an application, you have the right to go directly to an Italian court. The system cannot use its own dysfunction against you.

Here’s the honest picture:

🇮🇹 The case that triggered this ruling was filed in 2022, before the Tajani Decree. It is not an automatic workaround for post-reform cases.

🇮🇹 A Prenot@mi screenshot alone is not enough. Courts want a documented pattern: emails to consulates, record requests, professional engagement, formal notices.

🇮🇹 The Sezioni Unite’s written decision on retroactivity is still pending, expected June 2026. This story isn’t over.

This ruling gives attorneys a Supreme Court citation to argue you weren’t inactive. You were blocked. That’s a real and meaningful distinction. And the Constitutional Court explicitly left the position of good-faith applicants unresolved in its April 30 ruling, which means there is still room to fight.

If you tried to get an appointment before March 28, 2025, save everything. Then talk to an attorney.

Schedule a consultation to discuss your situation.

25/05/2026

On Memorial Day, we honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to the United States, including the hundreds of thousands of Italian Americans who fought in every major conflict since the Civil War.

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, their stories remind us that the American experience has always been shaped by immigrants and their descendants.

For many Italian American families, the path from sacrifice to belonging is part of our shared history. It is also part of what inspires so many people today to reconnect with their heritage, their language, and their citizenship.

Today marks the start of our weekly America 250 series, running from now through July 4th. Each week we will highlight a chapter of the Italian American story and the ties to Italy that continue to shape who we are.

🇺🇸🇮🇹 Honoring their memory. Carrying their legacy forward.

18/05/2026

A quick update: We’re moving this month’s Aperitivo to Thursday, May 28 — and we have a good reason.

There are some exciting things in the works behind the scenes, and we’re waiting just one more week so we can (hopefully!) share some news with you while we’re all together.

Same time, same place — just a little more to look forward to.

🔗 RSVP link in bio.

Ci vediamo il 28!

15/05/2026

If you or someone in your family once held Italian citizenship but lost it under older laws, this is your window to reclaim it.
Italy has officially reopened reacquisition for former citizens who lost citizenship before 1992 — and the process is now simpler, faster, and available from abroad.

But here’s the part everyone needs to hear:

This window closes on December 31, 2027. It will not be extended.

Reacquisition isn’t retroactive. The sooner you act, the sooner you restore your status — and reopen EU rights for your family’s future.

We’re helping clients confirm eligibility, recover documents, and file their declarations now, before consulates hit the surge that’s coming.

If your family lost Italian citizenship decades ago, this may be your moment to reclaim it. Don’t wait. Reach out today to schedule a consultation.

13/05/2026

Earlier this week, Stan Giorgi walked out of the San Francisco Italian Consulate with something he’s been working toward for years — his official Italian passport.

His journey began back in December 2021 with our very first phone call.

In October 2024, he received recognition of his Italian citizenship.

And now, in 2026, he’s holding the passport that brings it all full circle.

Along the way, he held onto something we told him in that very first conversation:

“Everyone crosses the finish line.”

Stan, your gratitude means the world to us — and your determination, patience, and heart are exactly why you did cross that finish line.

With recent changes in Italian citizenship pathways, your achievement is even more meaningful.

Grazie mille, Stan. Your story is a reminder of what’s possible, and we’re honored to have been part of it. 🇮🇹

07/05/2026

Important update on the April 30 Italian citizenship ruling — and why your case is still moving forward.

We know many of you have seen alarming headlines this week. Here’s the truth: the ruling is more complex — and more hopeful — than the press is letting on.

✅ If you took any step toward Italian citizenship before March 27, 2025 — hired a genealogist, emailed a consulate, requested a document — the Court explicitly left your situation open. You will not necessarily be considered in the same category as those who never tried.

✅ Our partners at already won a case using exactly this argument on April 17 at the Court of Bologna — before this ruling even came down.

✅ For clients already in process: your case is proceeding as planned.

There is also a separate European law challenge underway that operates independently of the March 2025 reform entirely.

We anticipated this ruling. We are not reacting — we are acting.

📌 Have documents dated before March 27, 2025 showing you were pursuing Italian citizenship? Save them — they matter.

💬 Questions? DM us or visit the link in our bio. Our team is here.

30/04/2026

THE RULING IS IN — AND THE FIGHT IS FAR FROM OVER.

As anticipated, the ruling from the March 11th hearing is not in our favor. But before you lose hope, you need to understand the full picture.

Article 22 of the Italian Constitution is at the heart of this fight. It states that no one may be deprived of their citizenship, legal capacity, or name for political motives. Written as an anti-fascist safeguard after WWII, it was designed to prevent the government from stripping rights from people for political gain.

That’s exactly what advocates argue is happening now.

The government’s new law targets a specific class of people — descendants born abroad — and retroactively strips citizenship rights they had already legally acquired. The argument? Consulate overload. But legal scholars are calling it what it is: you cannot solve a bureaucratic problem by violating a fundamental constitutional right. That’s not reform. That’s a disguised revocation.

And this argument — one of the most powerful constitutional challenges in this entire fight — has not yet been fully heard in court.

The outstanding legal cases remain very much alive. The most pertinent arguments and the strongest litigator, Marco Mellone, were effectively silenced on March 11th.

They will be at the helm on June 9th.

The best legal challenge to this law is still coming. Stay the course.

23/04/2026

In Episode 3 of Your Italian Podcast, we sit down with Liz Knight — an American attorney who traded Texas courtrooms for the rhythms of Roman life.

Today, she’s raising a family, building a career, and navigating the beautiful, complicated reality of calling Italy home. From cultural nuances and daily routines to the practicalities of working and parenting abroad, Liz gives us the unfiltered truth.

If Italy is calling your name — whether you’re dreaming, planning, or deep into your own Italian citizenship journey — this episode is for you!

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