Yes, you can apply for citizenship based on residency (NATURALIZATION) if you have:
Yes, you can apply for citizenship based on residency (NATURALIZATION) if you have:
To file a citizenship application you must:
You can enter the platform:
http://www.libertaciviliimmigrazione.dlci.interno.gov.it/it/servizi-online by clicking on ‘Enter with Spid’ (Accedi con Spid)
Complete the digital request, attaching in the proper computer fields the following:
When the application is completed, it will be forwarded to the Prefecture that is responsible for summoning you.
Yes, you can obtain Italian citizenship based on marriage no matter what type of residence permit you have (even if you are a refugee or the beneficiary of international protection)
You must:
A stateless person is someone who is not a citizen of any country. Some stateless individuals are also refugees, but not all refugees are stateless, and many stateless individuals have never crossed a border.
Being stateless isn’t an individual choice or the result of an individual action. One becomes stateless as a result of one (or more) of the following reasons:
In Italy there are two procedures to obtain certification that one is Stateless.
The administrative procedure entails sending a registered letter to the Ministry of the Interior asking to be recognized as a Stateless person. The following documents must be attached:
If your documentation is in a foreign language, it must be translated and certified!
The authorities will recognize Statelessness only if you have filed all documents legally required.
Length of procedure: Two years average.
If the administrative request is rejected, you can petition the courts (judiciary procedure).
The judiciary procedure is possible only with the assistance of counsel. The petitioner who lacks the funds to file request, can ask for governmental assistance.
The petition must be drawn up by an attorney.
The petition must be deposited at the “Chamber competent in the matter of immigration, international protection and free circulation of EU citizens” of the District Court near the residence of the petitioner for stateless status.
According to present legislature a residence permit will be issued to a petitioner for Stateless status only if he/she is already in possession of one. This said, some Police authorities, in conformity with the spirit of the 1954 Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons and on the indications of the UNHCR Manual on the Protection of Stateless Persons, will issue a residence permit if the person is able to show that the petition is pending.
In Italy those whose Statelessness has been recognized have a right to education, medical care, a job and social security. Furthermore they have a right to: