I'm trying to get all my paperwork to get my Italian citizenship. They require that I get certified copies of birth, marriage & death. Since they were born and married in Italy, going through the Commune cost some serious money. So that is why I'm reaching out for family or someone that can do it ...

Thank you for the information. i will research what you told me.

this is my grandfathers birth cert.: "Italia, Torino, Torino, Stato Civile (Tribunale), 1866-1899", FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XQ7X-633P : Sat Nov 01 05:09:00 UTC 2025), Entry for Domenico Spagnotto and Domenico Spagnotto, 19 Sep 1886.

grandmother: "Italia, Torino ...

i am looking for someone in the Vallo Torinese area to get me some records of my Grandfather/Mother. I found their records online and can point you in the direction that i found them. Or does anyone know any "SPAGNOTTO's" in Vallo Torinese area?

Thank you for the translation.

I'm looking to get my Italian Citizenship. I've found my grandfathers and grandmothers birth cert. but my grandmothers is hard to read. If anybody could translate it, it would be GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks for all the info. i even went as far as getting all of the SPAGNOTTO names from the Italian White pages and writing them all letters and sending them a copy of the tree. i received a letter from one out of maybe 15. i have relatives that i have written and recieved some info that i didn't ...

Thats all well and good but there has to be a pretty good site that does a good job of translating. Isn't there? Paul

found spagnotto in the following regions; Sicily, Liguria, Piemonte, Val D'Aosta, & Lombardia. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Paul.