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Bersani Law Firm

Marco Bersani is an Italian attorney (Avvocato, Bar of Verona) and a Spanish attorney (Abogado ejerciente, Bar of Madrid), and the founding partner of Bersani Law Firm & Partners in Verona, Italy. He represents international clients — primarily in the United States — in Italian citizenship by descent (jure sanguinis) litigation before Italian courts, including 1948 cases and proceedings following Law No. 74/2025. He also provide legal assistance for HNWIs on the Italian Investor Visa and Italian Golden Visa, elective residence Visa and cross-border property matters. He holds Law degrees from the University of Verona and in Spain, and a post-graduate LL.M. from Nebrija Law School, Madrid.

Italian Consulate in Houston: Citizenship by Descent in Texas and the Gulf States

Who applies here How it works Documents No appointment 1948 lines FAQ Free eligibility check Consulate General of Italy in Houston · Citizenship by descent Italian Consulate in Houston: Citizenship by Descent in Texas and the Gulf States If you live in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas or Oklahoma, this is the office that can recognise your

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Italian Consulate in Philadelphia: Citizenship by Descent, and a District Drawn County by County

Who applies here How it works Documents No appointment 1948 lines FAQ Free eligibility check Consulate General of Italy in Philadelphia · Citizenship by descent Italian Consulate in Philadelphia: Citizenship by Descent, and a District Drawn County by County If you live in Pennsylvania, Delaware, North Carolina, West Virginia, southern New Jersey, or most of

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Constitutional Court Order No. 147/2026: Article 3-bis Goes to the Court of Justice of the EU. What the Referral Means, and What It Does Not

What happened On 9 June 2026 the Italian Constitutional Court, sitting in chambers, decided to refer article 3-bis of the citizenship law to the Court of Justice of the European Union. The order, no. 147/2026, was deposited on 23 July 2026. It joins two sets of proceedings: one referred by the Tribunal of Mantua (referral

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Prenot@mi Appointment Proof Italian Citizenship: What Italian Courts Accept as Proof

What Your Prenot@mi Consulate Appointment Screenshots Must Show for winning an Italian Citizenship Court case “Against the Queue”. Most Italian citizenship claims brought from the United States begin the same way. The applicant seeks recognition of Italian citizenship by descent — jure sanguinis — and tries to schedule a consular appointment through Prenot@mi, often written

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Constitutional Court 63/2026 and Italian Citizenship by Descent

On 30 April 2026 the Italian Constitutional Court deposited judgment no. 63/2026, ruling on questions raised by the Tribunal of Turin concerning Article 3-bis of Law no. 91/1992, the provision introduced by the 2025 reform known as the Tajani Decree (Law 74/2025). This article is intended for individuals seeking Italian citizenship by descent, legal practitioners,

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Can You Lose Italian Citizenship by Descent? The Foundation: United Sections Judgments Nos. 25317 and 25318 of 2022

Introduction This article is intended for individuals and families seeking to understand the legal grounds for losing Italian citizenship by descent, especially those navigating recognition claims. Understanding these principles is crucial for anyone whose citizenship status may be questioned due to family history or administrative decisions. The focus here is on the legal grounds for

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Italian Real Estate Lawyer: Due Diligence and Legal Guidance for Foreign Buyers (2027)

Italian Real Estate Lawyer 2027: The Due Diligence American Buyers Cannot Afford to Skip There is a specific conversation that happens perhaps a dozen times a year in Italian law offices, and it always follows the same script. An American, British, Canadian or Australian buyer has completed on a residential property in Tuscany, Puglia or

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