Do you have a Toll Free Number?
Yes, our Toll-Free number is 1-888-472-0171. We answer live Monday through Friday from 9AM to 6PM EST. Otherwise, please leave your number & email address and we will get back to you ASAP.
Yes, our Toll-Free number is 1-888-472-0171. We answer live Monday through Friday from 9AM to 6PM EST. Otherwise, please leave your number & email address and we will get back to you ASAP.
Shipping within the US by USPS Priority Mail ($15 per order with tracking)
Shipping outside the U.S. by USPS Registered Mail ($30 per order with tracking)
Shipping in the U.S. or outside the U.S. by Express Mail. If you are interested in overnight shipping, please send us an email at [email protected], and we will let you know the additional costs involved.
USPS = United States Postal Service
It is hard to say how long it may take to receive the document requested: usually it's about 8 weeks or more. Italian public sources will be solicited after 5 weeks, first by fax or email and then by telephone. Ultimately, you will either receive the record(s) requested or a notification of No Record Found.
US $500 processing fee to request each individual Birth, Marriage, Death, Certificate Positive/Negative, and Certificate of Citizenship Records. REMEMBER: The Italian Consulate will not return the Italian documents you submit with your application. You can buy one or more additional copies if more than one family member is applying with you or to keep as an heirloom.
When you order a document, My Italian Family will do the following:
Parish Churches: Please note that My Italian Family will ONLY process requests to Town Halls (for Birth/Marriage/Death Records and Certificate of Citizenship Records) and to State Archives (for Military Records), but NOT to Parish Churches.
To order an individual document, you need to have the essential information of your Italian Ancestor
- Full name of your Ancestor
- Date of his or her Birth/Marriage/Death
- EXACT Town in which your Ancestor was born/married/died
- His or her Parents’ Names (if available)
If you don't have this information, you may want to visit our Research U.S. Records Section where you can get FREE advice on how to acquire the missing information.
Yes, we can! We can obtain birth and/or marriage records of newly recognized Italian Citizens if required for issuance of your EU (European Union) passport or for an application for Italian Dual Citizenship by Marriage. Fill out the form by entering your town of birth here in the US or town of marriage here in the US (if you are ordering your marriage record).
If you ordered more than one copy, but the Italian Town Hall only sends us one, you can place a new order and we will credit the amount of the additional copy or copies you had originally ordered.
Each order is for one town only; in the event the Italian Town Hall you listed in your original order, notifies us that the records are maintained in a different archive (i.e.in a different town) or you come up with a different town of birth, we will ask you to kindly place a new order.