Treviso is the name of a province as well as a city. I checked the 10 year index of births for Treviso (city) and did not find her there. Do you have any further information that would point to her birth in another comune in Treviso province?

Check the 1920 US Census for him. If "Pa" (first papers) is noted in the citizenship column, (column 14) that would help to prove your case. Most consulates would want a certified copy (from NARA) in cases where the ancestor in question never naturalized.

https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/search- ... none%29%22

Nothing online after 1865.

This will, as always, depend on the policy of the consulate where you present your application. The officials have some level of discretion, so your best bet might be to assemble the most accurate and complete set of documents (including the correction of any discrepancies) and see what the response...

Ok, I see. We'll keep hunting.

Possibility?
"New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1938", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2CX-2FMD : 17 August 2022), Angelo Curto and Isabella Miele, 1933.

Here's a link to the birth record of Maria Sofia Amalia Aquila, born in Rose, 11 January 1892 (No.3): https://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/ark:/12657/an_ua35955747/La14yJk and here for the birth of Natale Curto, born in Acri, 20 December 1883 (No. 481). https://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it...

This link describes all three as basically the same location.
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Motta

Maybe you can try a link?

Cavezzo has three "frazioni" that contain the name Motta. "Cantone Motta", "Ponte Motta" and "Villa Motta".
See link:
http://www.comuni-italiani.it/036/009/

First, don't complicate your life with a legal name change... you have enough waiting time in dealing with a 1948 case. As far as "first" name and "middle" name, Italians don't have "middle" names per se. There is your name (which can be three or four names i.e. Salvato...

mmogno beat me to the punch. FYI, the name of the town is Chiaromonte.

TerraLavoro, Thank you very much for the quick reply! That might be the answer, since it fits with what I know about the family. I never guessed that the fourth letter might be a "b". Previously (and just now) I've pulled up indices with lists of towns in Cosenza province, and Cribari doe...

and this page showing the cessation of Trenta:
http://www.elesh.it/storiacomuni/storia ... tat=078151

Check out the list of frazioni on this page:
http://www.comuni-italiani.it/078/151/index.html