Hello,
Long time lurker, first time poster. I'd like to say thanks to all the helpful and informative people on this board!
My question is:
Do i require a USCIS "Certificate of no record" for my father (living- born in 1954), who is an Italian Citizen (always has been), and has never lived within the US?
And/Or do i need to do a search through NARA?
The reason I ask is it seems most requests seem to pertain to family connections a few generations back.
Oh, and my consulate will be the Washington DC one if that matters...
Thanks for the help!
-Wedge
Question--Certificate of No Record
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Re: Question--Certificate of No Record
IF YOU ARE APPLYING FOR iTALIAN CITIZENSHIP THEN YOU WILL NEED A COPY OF HIS ITALIAN BIRTH EXTRACT.
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Re: Question--Certificate of No Record
If your father is Italian and always lived in Italy, he may well have registered your birth in his comune.
If he lived in another country, you would need to get no-naturalization documentation from that country.
If he lived in another country, you would need to get no-naturalization documentation from that country.