Who is the Italian consulate in Boston?
The consulate general of Italy in Boston is located at 600 Atlantic Avenue and can be contacted by telephone on 617 722-9201 to 03 as well as by email [email protected] and [email protected]. The consulate general of Italy in Boston is supervised by the embassy in Washington, D.C..
What countries have consulates in Boston?
Boston
| Country | Headed by | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Canada | David Alward, Consul-General | 3 Copley Place, Suite 400 |
| Colombia | Monica Pinzon Bueno, Consul-General | 31 Saint James Avenue, Suite 960 |
| Dominican Republic | Dominico Cabral Abad, Consul-General | 20 Park Plaza, Suite 601 |
| El Salvador | José Edgardo Alemán Molina, Consul-General | 46 Bennington Street |
How many consulates are in Boston?
The Consular Corps in Boston consists of about 25 career consular offices and 35 honorary offices.
Where do I apply for Italian citizenship?
After you have formally become a resident of an Italian town, you can formally apply for citizenship through the citizenship office which is generally located in the city hall.
What do I need to renew Italian passport?
The Italian consulate passport renewal process includes:
- Scheduling an appointment with your Italian consulate or embassy.
- Bringing your driver’s license or national ID card, your current Italian passport even if it has expired, and one passport photo taken in the last 6 months to the appointment.
Can I apply for Italian citizenship online?
Note: While there is no Italian citizenship application online, you can download the necessary forms above and take these to the consulate with you on the day of your appointment.
What documents do I need for Italian citizenship?
Documentation requirements can vary slightly from consulate to consulate, however the following documents must be provided to support your application:
- Birth Certificates from the “Commune’ in Italy.
- Death Certificates.
- Marriage Certificates from Italy.
- Naturalization Certificates.
- Your Personal Civil Records.