- Register as
a New User -
Before booking, you must first register as a new user on the consulate’s website. After registering, you’ll receive an email from the consulate with a confirmation link.
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Step 2
Book your Consulate Appointment 
Schedule Consulate Appointment
Are you ready to make an appointment at the Italian consulate in whose jurisdiction you reside? The waitlists for appointments at nearly all consulates exceed 18 months, therefore, please understand it is best to book your appointment now. And, working with Your Italian Passport will ensure your materials are ready well in advance of your citizenship appointment at the consulate.
Use the link below to schedule your appointment at most consulates.
How to Book Your Appointment at an Italian Consulate
- Log In & Schedule Your Appointment
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Use the link in the email to return to the consulate’s website. Log in as a registered user and book a CITIZENSHIP (not passport) appointment at the consulate covering your area of residence. Be sure to schedule your appointment no sooner than six months after your consultation with Your Italian Passport.
- Confirm
with Us -
Once you’ve booked your appointment, forward us the confirmation email you receive from the consulate. This allows us to mark our calendar accordingly and continue assisting you on your journey to Italian citizenship.
Tips
- New dates appear Sunday–Thursday at midnight Italy time (6 PM ET, 3 PM PT).
- Avoid booking earlier than six months after your consultation with us.
- Forward your appointment confirmation email to us for scheduling purposes.
What to Expect at the Consulate
What to Bring to Your Consulate Appointment
When you visit the consulate for your citizenship appointment, you must bring the following:
- Your U.S. passport
- Your driver’s license
- A current utility bill
(no more than 60 days old, listing your mailing address) - A money order for 600 euros or the
U.S. dollar equivalent
(check exchange rates on the consulate’s website)
Important Consulate Policies
Italian consular officers have the right to deny an application if there are name or date discrepancies that require record amendments. Additionally, the consulate will keep the original U.S. and Italian documents submitted with your application. If you need copies for personal or family records, be sure to order duplicates in advance.
After Your Application is Approved
If your application is conditionally granted, you will receive an official letter once your vital records are successfully registered in your Italian ancestor’s town of birth. Passports are not issued on the same day as your citizenship approval. Once you receive written confirmation of citizenship, you may return to the consulate with proof of citizenship, two passport-size photos, and payment to obtain your Italian passport.
While Your Italian Passport guides you through this process, we do not contact the consulate for status updates or assist in scheduling passport appointments. Clients must make these inquiries directly using the instructions on the consulate’s website.
