Welcome to our Case History section. Here, we share the experiences of clients who have successfully obtained Italian citizenship with the support of our law firm. Each case represents a unique journey and highlights our commitment and expertise in achieving positive outcomes. To protect our clients’ privacy, the names used are fictitious and personal data in the published judgments are redacted. The judgments are public documents under Italian law.
Case History
Justice for the maternal line in Naples: Italian Citizenship granted to descendants born before 1948
This case marks a significant affirmation of the right to Italian citizenship through the maternal line, even in situations pre-dating 1948. The ruling reinforces citizenship as a fundamental, inalienable right that cannot be obstructed by outdated gender-discriminatory laws. It also highlights the judiciary's essential role in correcting past injustices and ensuring legal equality across generations.
Recognition of Italian Citizenship for descendants of italian ancestors – case of “minor age issue”
Italian citizenship was granted through direct lineage, reaffirming the inalienable right to iure sanguinis citizenship. This case highlights the importance of protecting minors' rights in citizenship recognition, ensuring their prompt access to the privileges associated with this status, particularly when administrative obstacles risk delaying their rightful acknowledgment.
Recognition of Italian Citizenship for descendants of italian ancestors in Catania – case of “waiting list issue”
Italian citizenship was granted through direct lineage, reaffirming the imprescriptible right to iure sanguinis citizenship. This case highlights the judiciary’s role in addressing systemic delays in consular procedures and ensuring applicants are not indefinitely prevented from claiming their rightful citizenship due to administrative inefficiencies.
Recognition of Italian Citizenship for descendants of italian ancestors in Catania – case of “minor age issue”
Italian citizenship was recognized through direct lineage, reaffirming the permanent and imprescriptible right to iure sanguinis citizenship. This case highlights the urgency of safeguarding the rights of minors in similar situations, especially in light of administrative delays that could jeopardize their access to rights derived from Italian citizenship.
Court of Genova recognize Italian Citizenship for descendants of italian ancestors – case of “waiting list issue”
Italian citizenship was granted through direct lineage, reaffirming the imprescriptible right to iure sanguinis citizenship. This case underscores the judiciary' s role in addressing prolonged administrative delays and safeguarding the rights of applicants in similar situations.