Quote: (02-12-2017 04:23 PM)This Is Trouble Wrote:
Quote: (02-12-2017 01:50 PM)Shimmy Wrote:
I did some research and it looks like it has different levels of difficulty depending on which consulate you go to. If you are a US citizen you have to go to the consulate in your district. From the sounds it it's just a matter of getting a heap of hard to track down paperwork and making sure you dot your eyes and cross your t's. After that you have to get most of them translated as well. If you can't find the paperwork you can order it from certain sites for $60-70 per document. Between that and translating it can be pretty pricey but will be worth it.
Yes, I think all in all it's gonna cost me $1,500.
Well worth it indeed.
That's not expansive at all, and that's because things work in US. Here in Brazil there is a queue of 10 years to apply for citizenship lol. The shorter way is going to Italy directly, which makes things expansive.