I'm almost finished getting together all my documentation for Italian Citizenship. (jure sanguinis via my maternal grand-father)

I've seen a few posts mentionning divorce papers I have always assumed that it only applied to people who were getting citizenship through marriage.

Is that correct ...

Thanks for the wishes, as for things in Quebec I guess it all depends on your capacity to live in the moment and not worry about the future.


Merry Christmas

Hi,

Would researching from Family History Film be of any use to you?

Here is what is available (there are 2 pages of results)

http://www.familysearch.org./Eng/Library/fhlcatalog/supermainframeset.asp?display=titlefilmnotes&columns=*%2C0%2C0&titleno=327031&disp=Registri+dello+stato+civile++

Note ...

Thank you all for your responses.

In response to mfjp

I willl look in to your suggestion regarding "Family Research".

I am curious as to how you were able to get this ship record. Did they search for you... how were you able to obtain your boat information...?

Since my grand-father did not ...

I have contacted the commune but they say they can not furnish the documents because documents before 1930 were destroyed or lost ?

Is there any other document elsewhere that could be substituted ?

I meet all requirements for italian citizenship (jure sanguinis) and I am in the process of obtaining all the requested documents.

My grandfather was born in Citta San-Angelo, provincia di Pescara, june 8th, 1896. He emigrated to Canada, by ship, from Rotterdam, Holland march 28th 1914 and arrived ...