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It depends on your line. Since Law 74/2025 (Article 3-bis of Law 91/1992), a person born abroad who holds another citizenship is deemed never to have acquired Italian citizenship, unless one of these conditions is met: (a) their administrative application (with the required documents) or their court petition was filed by 11:59 pm (Rome time) on 27 March 2025, or on the date of an appointment communicated to them by that date; (b) a parent or grandparent holds — or held at the time of death — Italian citizenship exclusively; (c) a parent or adoptive parent, already an Italian citizen, lived in Italy for at least two consecutive years after acquiring Italian citizenship and before the child’s birth or adoption. There are still open questions about the reform. Meanwhile, the rule remains in force. Your case is assessed in the consultation.

Forty minutes by video call with Andrea, in English, Spanish, Italian or Portuguese. It is a first reading of your case’s feasibility and costs € 80. In Article 31 or asylum cases, a lawyer admitted in Italy may join. If Andrea sees in the consultation that a deeper look is needed, she suggests the Case analysis (€ 120), carried out in more detail by the legal team. If you later engage us for a service, the analysis is deducted from the fees. If the analysis concludes that there is no possible route, it is not deducted: it is paid as a service in its own right. Within a week you receive a written quote.

If you let us know at least 24 hours in advance, we reschedule it at no cost. If you cancel with less than 24 hours’ notice or do not show up, the consultation is considered held and the payment is not refunded. If the practice has to cancel, we reschedule or refund the amount. If you engage us as a consumer, this policy does not limit the rights the law gives you, including the right of withdrawal explained in the next question.

If you engage us as a consumer, you can withdraw from the consultation without giving any reason within 14 days of our confirming the appointment (the period set by EU consumer law; if you live outside the EU, whatever the law of your country provides also applies). To do so, write to info@lexmigra.eu. If you want the consultation to take place before that period ends, you must ask for it expressly when you confirm the appointment; if you withdraw after the consultation has begun, you pay for the part already provided, and once it has been provided in full you lose the right of withdrawal.

In euros. Almost every service involves a 30–50 % deposit, and an instalment plan can be set up from the start of the case. Official fees are quoted separately. Depending on the service, family-group pricing is available.

Yes. Most of our clients live in the United States, Canada, Brazil and Argentina, and all the work is done remotely: the consultation is by video call, we obtain the records ourselves, and the client portal shows the status of the file at all times.

As an estimate, recognition through the comune takes between 6 and 14 months, depending on the state of the records. On the court route (including 1948 cases) the timeline depends on the court and is estimated in the consultation. Timelines always depend on the Comune or the court involved: we do not promise consular timelines, and the estimated timeline for the route we recommend is given to you in writing.

Andrea directs the strategy. Representation before Italian authorities and courts is handled by lawyers admitted in Italy, who are entitled to practice throughout the country. In other countries we work with lawyers admitted according to the region; when you engage us, we tell you who represents you.