Your Italian Passport: A Legacy for Your Family.

San Diego guidance with trusted external counsel

Unlock the door to Europe. Whether you are reconnecting with your roots or securing a future for your children, the path to Italian citizenship starts here in San Diego.

We combine the cultural heart of The Italian School with the elite precision of a trusted external attorney: a U.S.-licensed lawyer with an Italian law degree and a background in prestigious Italian firms.

Why Become an Italian Citizen?

The 3-Step “Concierge” Pathway

  1. The Legal Viability Assessment: Don’t waste time or money on guesswork. An independent external attorney (NY licensed) with law degrees from Italy performs a professional audit to “green-light” your case. You will know exactly if you qualify before you spend a dime on document procurement.
  2. The Logistics “Deep Dive”: Once you are cleared, The Italian School takes over the legwork. We hunt down birth records in Italy, secure U.S. Apostilles, and get you ready for the mandatory B1 language exam. We handle the bureaucracy; you enjoy the journey.
  3. The Final Perfection Before Submission: The external counsel returns to perform a final “white-glove” review. They draft the necessary legal documents and ensure your file is “consulate-ready” for the Italian Consulate in Los Angeles.

The Advantage: San Diego Heart, Italian Law Pedigree

Most Italian consulate services are run by clerical agencies. Our program is unique because it is vetted by a U.S.-qualified lawyer with a strong Italian legal pedigree.

Check Your Eligibility Today

Ready to bring Italy home to your family? Start our 60-second intake form to request your Legal Viability Assessment.

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Service and Legal Disclosure

The Italian School of San Diego provides language instruction and administrative support for document logistics. All Legal Viability Assessments and legal opinions are provided by an external NY licensed attorney. To maintain professional and ethical separation, legal fees are handled via a separate engagement directly with the attorney.