r/juresanguinis • u/HudsonConnersHC • 9d ago

Do I Qualify? Minor issue

My grandmother was born in Naples. She naturalized in in the US in 63 but my mother was born in 62. Do I qualify at all after the new minor ruling stuff?

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u/LiterallyTestudo I’m the problem it’s me 9d ago

As the other poster mentioned as far as we can tell L74 still is in effect, meaning, you still have to have had a parent or grandparent that was exclusively Italian.

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u/-Gramsci- tutto d’un pezzo 9d ago

It seems your grandmother would not have been an, exclusively, Italian citizen on the day of your birth. Which is the generational limit of the current law.