We don't just find dates; we uncover the struggles and triumphs of your Italian and European ancestors.
Based in Vernal, Utah, with a direct reach to archives across Italy's 20 regions.
Start Your DiscoveryWe offer a comprehensive range of genealogy services to help you uncover your ancestral legacy, from Italian dual citizenship research to complete family tree construction.
Build your Italian family tree by exploring your ancestors' lives, from recent generations to centuries past. We access Italian civil records (stato civile), church records (registri ecclesiastici), and historical archives to document your lineage accurately.
Discover distant relatives by tracing descendants of a key ancestor. Our descendancy research helps families reconnect across continents and generations, often leading to heartwarming reunions and expanded family networks.
Obtain vital records such as Italian birth certificates (certificati di nascita), marriage certificates, death records, and immigration papers. We handle all translation, certification, and apostille requirements for official use including dual citizenship applications.
Let us solve complex questions about your heritage with expert research. Whether it's finding a missing ancestor, verifying family legends, or breaking through brick walls in your research, our genealogical detective work uncovers the truth.
Yes, we specialize in tracing Italian ancestry and obtaining official records required for dual citizenship applications (citizenship by descent or jure sanguinis). We retrieve certified birth, marriage, and death certificates from Italian municipalities, ensure proper translations and apostilles, and help you document your unbroken lineage from your Italian ancestor to you.
To begin Italian genealogy research, we typically need basic information about your Italian ancestor(s): full names, approximate birth/death dates, and Italian region or town of origin if known. We can help you find birth certificates, marriage records, immigration papers, and naturalization documents from both Italy and the United States based on your family's specific region of origin and emigration date.
Research timelines vary depending on project scope and record availability. Simple document retrievals may take 4-8 weeks, while comprehensive family tree projects spanning multiple generations can take 3-6 months. Italian dual citizenship research typically requires 2-4 months to gather all necessary documents from Italian government offices.
Yes, we conduct genealogy research across all 20 Italian regions, including Sicily, Lombardy, Campania, Lazio, Veneto, Piedmont, Calabria, Puglia, and more. Each region has unique record-keeping systems and archives, which we navigate expertly to find your family's documents.
We uncovered a 1901 wedding record in Pennsylvania coal country, revealing a story of enduring family love between two Italian immigrant families. Their descendants had lost connection to their Italian villages until our research reunited them with their heritage and living relatives in Lombardy.
We traced a family's journey through Texas, uncovering their history post-emancipation. This powerful research revealed a story of resilience, land ownership, and community building that the family had never fully known, connecting six generations from slavery to freedom to prosperity.
