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Caterina Ranieri, PC I help clients with NYS dual citizenship issues. We also file name change and US citizenship petitions. This milestone helped me honor my family's history.

In 2011, I began my journey to learn about dual citizenship with Italy. My journey culminated in August 2012 when I was finally recognized as an Italian citizen. Since then, I have worked with hundreds of clients to help them get closer to their dreams.

Last call for an opportunity to meet with us 1:1! Please read announcement for instructions on registering for the event...
10/12/2026

Last call for an opportunity to meet with us 1:1! Please read announcement for instructions on registering for the event.

Hey everyone! Spots are running out for the free Wayne, NJ workshop!

It is on October 14, 2026, from 5-8pm ET.

This event is by appointment only!

If you know someone who may be interested, please forward this post to them.

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Hey everyone! Spots are running out for the free Wayne, NJ workshop!It is on October 14, 2026, from 5-8pm ET.This event ...
09/29/2026

Hey everyone! Spots are running out for the free Wayne, NJ workshop!

It is on October 14, 2026, from 5-8pm ET.

This event is by appointment only!

If you know someone who may be interested, please forward this post to them.

Feel free to also share this post with your friends!

I haven't posted in a while.A major event happened in my life last week. My father passed away.I talk so much on this pa...
09/22/2026

I haven't posted in a while.

A major event happened in my life last week. My father passed away.

I talk so much on this page about ancestry and the importance of maintaining our connection to the people who came before us.

From childhood, I called my dad, papà. He was my path to being recognized as an Italian citizen and was able to pass that connection to my three children, his grandchildren.

What he passed down to me was so much more than citizenship.

He gave me my connection to Calabria.
To our family history.
To the stories and traditions that shaped who I am.

I feel very fortunate that I recorded papà and mom telling their stories, especially the stories of growing up in Italy.

I loved listening to them reminisce and laugh about things that happened so many years ago.

Those recordings mean even more to me now. When I hear his voice, I get all choked up.

Rest in peace, Papà. ❤️

Save the date! Italian workshop opportunity!October 14, 2026 in Wayne, NJ - Palazzone 1960Limited space! See below for r...
09/22/2026

Save the date!

Italian workshop opportunity!

October 14, 2026 in Wayne, NJ - Palazzone 1960

Limited space!

See below for reservation details.

Please share this post with your friends!

09/02/2026

Do you belong to a cultural organization or genealogical group that is looking for speakers?

Please feel free to reach out.

I am available to speak on my experiences as a New York attorney in helping people navigate document search and retrievals.

I also enjoy sharing stories that uncover surprises and expose interesting twists in a family's history.

Feel free to send me a message or email me at [email protected].

09/01/2026

This post is for immigration attorneys....

Do leads reach out to you asking if you work on dual citizenship matters?

You're not quite sure where to send them?

Feel free to send them my way.

As a New York attorney, I can help them with NY and federal matters.

Even if I cannot assist in their particular matter, I will be happy to at least point them in the right direction.

08/28/2026

"I need to correct my parents' marriage certificate and death certificates."

That sounded simple enough.

Except both of her parents are deceased.

This person noted that her parents' New York marriage and death certificates contain discrepancies. For example, names were misspelled and dates of birth were off by a few days.

She wanted to align everything so the family's history was consistent.

The problem?

Correcting the records of someone who is no longer here to explain what happened can be challenging.

And that's the part of this work I find so interesting.

We are reconstructing someone's lief by following a paper trail, sometimes going back generations, to prove that the identity is the same.

Sometimes my work feels a little less like practicing law and a little more like a 1,000 piece puzzle.

And I have to admit, I really enjoy putting puzzles together.

Is there a mystery hiding in your family's records? Tell me in the comments.

I have a feeling there are some interesting stories out there.

08/27/2026

What's easy for me isn't necessarily easy for everyone else.

I was reminded of that recently when someone called looking for her grandfather's naturalization records.

I explained that depending on when and where he naturalized, there are different places the records might be held.

We talked about the various agencies, which forms might be required, what information she would need, and the processing times she could expect.

By the time I finished explaining everything, she said, essentially:

"Can you just do this for me?"

Absolutely. 😊

Could she have done it herself? Yes.

But what is a routine process for me felt completely daunting to her.

And I get it.

When you don't do this every day, figuring out which agency has an old record, which form is applicable, what documents to include in the request, and then following up when necessary, can be overwhelming.

Sometimes you hire an attorney because you'd simply rather have someone who knows the process take it off your shoulders.

And we are always happy to help.

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210 Fayette Street, Suite 1
Manlius, NY
13104

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