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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* New York State (Outside of New York City) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Search For U.S. Vital Records===<br /> The CDC has an excellent resource for determining where to find vital records in every state in the U.S.<br /> <br /> Click on the state needed for a list of contact information and fees associated with vital records.<br /> <br /> https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w/index.htm<br /> <br /> ===Italian Birth Records===<br /> https://wiki.doppiacittadinanza.com/index.php/Italian_Birth_Records<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. Law firms can help with this, but you can also do it yourself if you are so inclined. Links for instructions to DIY are below. <br /> <br /> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W4xhLGRBJGNl3zVxE2NWCHUl4nzT2k-Y/view?fbclid=IwAR0d8grZ7prcUhTG2gqcBfFNz7zTGUSno_S0O1rgPfX9-kAE4d4ne7pa9UI<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> It is worth mentioning that you can also order documents through the municipalities where the documents were filed, often for much cheaper than going through DOH/VitalChek. You will have to know specifically where the birth took place.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> It is worth mentioning that you can also order documents through the municipalities where the documents were filed, often for much cheaper than going through DOH/VitalChek. You will have to know specifically where the marriage license was filed.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> It is worth mentioning that you can also order documents through the municipalities where the documents were filed, often for much cheaper than going through DOH/VitalChek. You will have to know specifically where the death took place.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Apostille&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Link to NYS Apostille Services (also covers NYC requests): https://dos.ny.gov/apostille-or-certificate-authentication<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Apostille&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> https://www.dos.pa.gov/OtherServices/Certifications_Apostilles/Pages/How-Do-I-Obtain-an-Apostille-or-Certification.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Getting Court Orders for Documentation */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Search For U.S. Vital Records===<br /> The CDC has an excellent resource for determining where to find vital records in every state in the U.S.<br /> <br /> Click on the state needed for a list of contact information and fees associated with vital records.<br /> <br /> https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w/index.htm<br /> <br /> ===Italian Birth Records===<br /> https://wiki.doppiacittadinanza.com/index.php/Italian_Birth_Records<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. Law firms can help with this, but you can also do it yourself if you are so inclined. Links for instructions to DIY are below. <br /> <br /> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W4xhLGRBJGNl3zVxE2NWCHUl4nzT2k-Y/view?fbclid=IwAR0d8grZ7prcUhTG2gqcBfFNz7zTGUSno_S0O1rgPfX9-kAE4d4ne7pa9UI<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Apostille&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Link to NYS Apostille Services (also covers NYC requests): https://dos.ny.gov/apostille-or-certificate-authentication<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Apostille&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> https://www.dos.pa.gov/OtherServices/Certifications_Apostilles/Pages/How-Do-I-Obtain-an-Apostille-or-Certification.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: </p> <hr /> <div>==Required Documentation==<br /> Documentation can vary from consulate to consulate, so be sure to check with your consulate for any additional documents needed. For instance, the New York consulate requires birth and death certificates of non-Italian spouses in the line, while other consulates do not.<br /> <br /> ===Documents===<br /> At a minimum, all consulates will require the following for each person in the line. All documents need to be certified copies in &quot;long form&quot;:<br /> <br /> * Birth Certificates of ancestors<br /> * Marriage Certificates<br /> * Death Certificates of ancestors <br /> * Naturalization Certificates or No Record of Naturalization<br /> <br /> All documents must be apostilled and many need to be translated to Italian (this may depend on the consulate). <br /> <br /> ===Apostille===<br /> When a document is to be used in another country, it may be necessary to have the document authenticated. This is known either as an “apostille” or “certificate of authentication.” Examples of documents that are frequently authenticated are birth, marriage and death certificates.<br /> <br /> Apostille requests need to be done in the state the records originated from. For example, a collaborator on this wiki has two birth certificates and a marriage certificate originating from Pennsylvania, and all other U.S. vital records in the line are originating from New York. So the two birth certificates and marriage certificate from Pennsylvania need to be apostilled in Pennsylvania, and the rest need to be apostilled in New York. <br /> <br /> Links to apostille information can be found under the respective states in the [[Finding Documentation]] section of this wiki.<br /> <br /> ===Translations===<br /> Link to excellent information on translations here: https://dualusitalian.com/welcome/units/%f0%9f%87%ae%f0%9f%87%b9-translations-%f0%9f%87%ae%f0%9f%87%b9/</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Required Documentation */</p> <hr /> <div>==Required Documentation==<br /> Documentation can vary from consulate to consulate, so be sure to check with your consulate for any additional documents needed. <br /> <br /> ===Documents===<br /> At a minimum, all consulates will require the following for each person in the line. All documents need to be certified copies in &quot;long form&quot;:<br /> <br /> * Birth Certificates of ancestors and spouses (even if not Italian)<br /> * Marriage Certificates<br /> * Death Certificates of ancestors and spouses<br /> * Naturalization Certificates or No Record of Naturalization<br /> <br /> All documents must be apostilled and many need to be translated to Italian (this may depend on the consulate). <br /> <br /> ===Apostille===<br /> When a document is to be used in another country, it may be necessary to have the document authenticated. This is known either as an “apostille” or “certificate of authentication.” Examples of documents that are frequently authenticated are birth, marriage and death certificates.<br /> <br /> Apostille requests need to be done in the state the records originated from. For example, a collaborator on this wiki has two birth certificates and a marriage certificate originating from Pennsylvania, and all other U.S. vital records in the line are originating from New York. So the two birth certificates and marriage certificate from Pennsylvania need to be apostilled in Pennsylvania, and the rest need to be apostilled in New York. <br /> <br /> Links to apostille information can be found under the respective states in the [[Finding Documentation]] section of this wiki.<br /> <br /> ===Translations===<br /> Link to excellent information on translations here: https://dualusitalian.com/welcome/units/%f0%9f%87%ae%f0%9f%87%b9-translations-%f0%9f%87%ae%f0%9f%87%b9/</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* State Wide Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Search For U.S. Vital Records===<br /> The CDC has an excellent resource for determining where to find vital records in every state in the U.S.<br /> <br /> Click on the state needed for a list of contact information and fees associated with vital records.<br /> <br /> https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w/index.htm<br /> <br /> ===Italian Birth Records===<br /> https://wiki.doppiacittadinanza.com/index.php/Italian_Birth_Records<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Apostille&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Link to NYS Apostille Services (also covers NYC requests): https://dos.ny.gov/apostille-or-certificate-authentication<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Apostille&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> https://www.dos.pa.gov/OtherServices/Certifications_Apostilles/Pages/How-Do-I-Obtain-an-Apostille-or-Certification.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* New York State (Outside of New York City) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Search For U.S. Vital Records===<br /> The CDC has an excellent resource for determining where to find vital records in every state in the U.S.<br /> <br /> Click on the state needed for a list of contact information and fees associated with vital records.<br /> <br /> https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w/index.htm<br /> <br /> ===Italian Birth Records===<br /> https://wiki.doppiacittadinanza.com/index.php/Italian_Birth_Records<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Apostille&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Link to NYS Apostille Services (also covers NYC requests): https://dos.ny.gov/apostille-or-certificate-authentication<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Required Documentation */</p> <hr /> <div>==Required Documentation==<br /> Documentation can vary from consulate to consulate, so be sure to check with your consulate for any additional documents needed. <br /> <br /> ===Documents===<br /> At a minimum, all consulates will require the following for each person in the line. All documents need to be certified copies in &quot;long form&quot;:<br /> <br /> * Birth Certificates of ancestors and spouses (even if not Italian)<br /> * Marriage Certificates<br /> * Death Certificates of ancestors and spouses<br /> * Naturalization Certificates or No Record of Naturalization<br /> <br /> All documents must be apostilled and many need to be translated to Italian (this may depend on the consulate). <br /> <br /> ===Apostille===<br /> When a document is to be used in another country, it may be necessary to have the document authenticated. This is known either as an “apostille” or “certificate of authentication.” Examples of documents that are frequently authenticated are birth, marriage and death certificates.<br /> <br /> Apostille requests need to be done in the state the records originated from. For example, a collaborator on this wiki has two birth certificates and a marriage certificate originating from Pennsylvania, and all other U.S. vital records in the line are originating from New York. So the two birth certificates and marriage certificate from Pennsylvania need to be apostilled in Pennsylvania, and the rest need to be apostilled in New York. <br /> <br /> Links to apostille information can be found under the respective states in the [[Finding Documentation]] section of this wiki.</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: Created page with &quot;==Naturalization Records== NARA and/or the USCIS Genealogy Program have U.S. Naturalization Records. Sometimes one has the record when the other one doesn&#039;t. You will either need the naturalization record of your Italian ancestor or a Letter of No Record of Naturalization from these organizations. ===NARA=== NARA link: https://www.archives.gov/research/immigration/naturalization ===USCIS Genealogy Program=== ====&lt;u&gt;Index Search Request&lt;/u&gt;==== In order to locate recor...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>==Naturalization Records==<br /> NARA and/or the USCIS Genealogy Program have U.S. Naturalization Records. Sometimes one has the record when the other one doesn't. You will either need the naturalization record of your Italian ancestor or a Letter of No Record of Naturalization from these organizations. <br /> <br /> ===NARA===<br /> NARA link: https://www.archives.gov/research/immigration/naturalization<br /> <br /> ===USCIS Genealogy Program===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Index Search Request&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> In order to locate records, you will first have to request an index search and pay the fee (currently $65 as of June 2022). The index search can take months or even over a year. The USCIS will need as much information about your Italian ancestor as you can provide, and they allow you to upload documents and pictures to help them locate the records. One of the collaborators to this Wiki uploaded a passenger list from Ellis Island showing their ancestor's arrival, and multiple census records showing the ancestor listed as an alien and subsequently naturalized on a later census record.<br /> <br /> Submit a search request here: https://genealogy.uscis.dhs.gov/#/search<br /> <br /> Once you submit your request, you will be emailed a search request case ID, in the form of GEN-XXXXXXXX. This case ID can be used to check the status of your request here: https://genealogy.uscis.dhs.gov/#/cases/status/check<br /> <br /> Note that you can upload supporting documentation after the request is submitted:<br /> <br /> [[File:Screenshot 2022-06-26 145735.png|center|750px|This is what checking your case status looks like on the USCIS site.]]<br /> <br /> The USCIS Genealogy Program will send you a letter reporting the search results. The letter will identify all file references found in the index and provide instructions and additional information necessary to request the file(s) from the USCIS Genealogy Program, the Freedom of Information Program, the National Archives, or a state or local courthouse. The indices contain many references to files that no longer exist. When a file no longer exists the Index Search Request response letter will provide all information available from the index record and explain that the file is no longer available.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Record Request&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> If the USCIS does not find a record, they will provide a Record of No Naturalization, which will be enough for the Consulate. If they do find a record, they will give you a file number, which you can then make a request to obtain copies of that file. Another fee must be paid ($65 as of June 2022). <br /> <br /> Records requests can be made here: https://www.uscis.gov/history-and-genealogy/genealogy/requesting-records</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: </p> <hr /> <div>Screenshot of case status</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: Created page with &quot;It is possible to apply in Italy in person, which is usually faster than waiting for an appointment at a U.S. Consulate. However, there are residency requirements that must be established, and you must have a way to provide for yourself for at least 6 months. More information can be found here: https://dualusitalian.com/applying-in-italy/&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>It is possible to apply in Italy in person, which is usually faster than waiting for an appointment at a U.S. Consulate. However, there are residency requirements that must be established, and you must have a way to provide for yourself for at least 6 months. <br /> <br /> More information can be found here: https://dualusitalian.com/applying-in-italy/</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: </p> <hr /> <div>==Estratto dell'atto di nascita==<br /> [[File:EstrattoNascita.jpg|400px|right]]<br /> The Italian birth record required by the consulate is called an &quot;Estratto dell'atto di nascita&quot; of your Italian born ancestor. This translates to &quot;Extract of the act of birth&quot;. The civil records stored in Italy are in large books in every commune in the country. When you request an extract from the commune, they will find the information in the book, and from that fill out the form you see here with the pertinent information.<br /> <br /> You will not need an Italian translation since this paper is already in Italian.<br /> <br /> ==Finding Commune Information==<br /> <br /> The website listed below in this section is a great resource for finding the address of the commune you need. First click on the province the commune is located in, and then find &quot;Municipal Addresses&quot;/&quot;Indirizzi Municipi&quot; (there is a hand holding a pen icon next to it). From there, you will be brought to a page that lists all commune addresses within the province. You may have to scroll down to find the one you need. <br /> <br /> http://www.comuni-italiani.it/<br /> <br /> ==Requesting Records from Italy==<br /> Once you have found the commune where the record you need is, you can send them a letter. Sometimes you can send them an email or Facebook message. If you choose to mail, you can get 5 or 10 Euro to send in the envelope to cover the costs of international mail to send you the document. It is important to keep the envelope that the document came to submit along with your application for authenticity.<br /> <br /> [[:File:PacketForItalyWIKI.pdf]] Attached is the first couple pages of a packet compiled and mailed to Italy. The letter is a combination of the form letter on the Facebook dual citizenship page, and help from r/translator on Reddit.<br /> <br /> This video walks you through a DIY process as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4aFuDMAg2E<br /> <br /> ==Civil Records of Italy==<br /> You can view many Italian commune records online at ancestry.com and familysearch.org, sometimes even for free.<br /> <br /> This site from Italy also has many records that are not available on other genealogical sites:<br /> https://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/<br /> <br /> ==Other Possible Methods of Obtaining Documents==<br /> There are companies that say they can get these document from the Italian government for you:<br /> * https://www.myitalianfamily.com/ (found via osia.org website below)<br /> * https://www.italianside.com/campania/salerno/santarsenio/genealogy/ (not used, no information)<br /> <br /> It may be possible to acquire connections through some of the various American/Italian groups:<br /> * [https://www.osia.org/ Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Civil Records of Italy */</p> <hr /> <div>==Estratto dell'atto di nascita==<br /> [[File:EstrattoNascita.jpg|400px|right]]<br /> The Italian birth record required by the consulate is called an &quot;Estratto dell'atto di nascita&quot; of your Italian born ancestor. This translates to &quot;Extract of the act of birth&quot;. The civil records stored in Italy are in large books in every commune in the country. When you request an extract from the commune, they will find the information in the book, and from that fill out the form you see here with the pertinent information.<br /> <br /> You will not need an Italian translation since this paper is already in Italian.<br /> <br /> ==Requesting Records from Italy==<br /> Once you have found the commune where the record you need is, you can send them a letter. Sometimes you can send them an email or Facebook message. If you choose to mail, you can get 5 or 10 Euro to send in the envelope to cover the costs of international mail to send you the document. It is important to keep the envelope that the document came to submit along with your application for authenticity.<br /> <br /> [[:File:PacketForItalyWIKI.pdf]] Attached is the first couple pages of a packet compiled and mailed to Italy. The letter is a combination of the form letter on the Facebook dual citizenship page, and help from r/translator on Reddit.<br /> <br /> This video walks you through a DIY process as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4aFuDMAg2E<br /> <br /> ==Civil Records of Italy==<br /> You can view many Italian commune records online at ancestry.com and familysearch.org, sometimes even for free.<br /> <br /> This site from Italy also has many records that are not available on other genealogical sites:<br /> https://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/<br /> <br /> ==Other Possible Methods of Obtaining Documents==<br /> There are companies that say they can get these document from the Italian government for you:<br /> * https://www.myitalianfamily.com/ (found via osia.org website below)<br /> * https://www.italianside.com/campania/salerno/santarsenio/genealogy/ (not used, no information)<br /> <br /> It may be possible to acquire connections through some of the various American/Italian groups:<br /> * [https://www.osia.org/ Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Requesting Records from Italy */</p> <hr /> <div>==Estratto dell'atto di nascita==<br /> [[File:EstrattoNascita.jpg|400px|right]]<br /> The Italian birth record required by the consulate is called an &quot;Estratto dell'atto di nascita&quot; of your Italian born ancestor. This translates to &quot;Extract of the act of birth&quot;. The civil records stored in Italy are in large books in every commune in the country. When you request an extract from the commune, they will find the information in the book, and from that fill out the form you see here with the pertinent information.<br /> <br /> You will not need an Italian translation since this paper is already in Italian.<br /> <br /> ==Requesting Records from Italy==<br /> Once you have found the commune where the record you need is, you can send them a letter. Sometimes you can send them an email or Facebook message. If you choose to mail, you can get 5 or 10 Euro to send in the envelope to cover the costs of international mail to send you the document. It is important to keep the envelope that the document came to submit along with your application for authenticity.<br /> <br /> [[:File:PacketForItalyWIKI.pdf]] Attached is the first couple pages of a packet compiled and mailed to Italy. The letter is a combination of the form letter on the Facebook dual citizenship page, and help from r/translator on Reddit.<br /> <br /> This video walks you through a DIY process as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4aFuDMAg2E<br /> <br /> ==Civil Records of Italy==<br /> You can view many Italian commune records online at ancestry.com and familysearch.org, sometimes even for free.<br /> <br /> ==Other Possible Methods of Obtaining Documents==<br /> There are companies that say they can get these document from the Italian government for you:<br /> * https://www.myitalianfamily.com/ (found via osia.org website below)<br /> * https://www.italianside.com/campania/salerno/santarsenio/genealogy/ (not used, no information)<br /> <br /> It may be possible to acquire connections through some of the various American/Italian groups:<br /> * [https://www.osia.org/ Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Requesting Records from Italy */</p> <hr /> <div>==Estratto dell'atto di nascita==<br /> [[File:EstrattoNascita.jpg|400px|right]]<br /> The Italian birth record required by the consulate is called an &quot;Estratto dell'atto di nascita&quot; of your Italian born ancestor. This translates to &quot;Extract of the act of birth&quot;. The civil records stored in Italy are in large books in every commune in the country. When you request an extract from the commune, they will find the information in the book, and from that fill out the form you see here with the pertinent information.<br /> <br /> You will not need an Italian translation since this paper is already in Italian.<br /> <br /> ==Requesting Records from Italy==<br /> Once you have found the commune where the record you need is, you can send them a letter. Sometimes you can send them an email or Facebook message. If you choose to mail, you can get 5 or 10 Euro to send in the envelope to cover the costs of international mail to send you the document. It is important to keep the envelope that the document came to submit along with your application for authenticity.<br /> <br /> [[:File:PacketForItalyWIKI.pdf]] Attached is the first couple pages of a packet compiled and mailed to Italy. The letter is a combination of the form letter on the Facebook dual citizenship page, and help from r/translator on Reddit.<br /> <br /> This video walks you through the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4aFuDMAg2E<br /> <br /> ==Civil Records of Italy==<br /> You can view many Italian commune records online at ancestry.com and familysearch.org, sometimes even for free.<br /> <br /> ==Other Possible Methods of Obtaining Documents==<br /> There are companies that say they can get these document from the Italian government for you:<br /> * https://www.myitalianfamily.com/ (found via osia.org website below)<br /> * https://www.italianside.com/campania/salerno/santarsenio/genealogy/ (not used, no information)<br /> <br /> It may be possible to acquire connections through some of the various American/Italian groups:<br /> * [https://www.osia.org/ Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Estratto dell&#039;atto di nascita */</p> <hr /> <div>==Estratto dell'atto di nascita==<br /> [[File:EstrattoNascita.jpg|400px|right]]<br /> The Italian birth record required by the consulate is called an &quot;Estratto dell'atto di nascita&quot; of your Italian born ancestor. This translates to &quot;Extract of the act of birth&quot;. The civil records stored in Italy are in large books in every commune in the country. When you request an extract from the commune, they will find the information in the book, and from that fill out the form you see here with the pertinent information.<br /> <br /> You will not need an Italian translation since this paper is already in Italian.<br /> <br /> ==Requesting Records from Italy==<br /> Once you have found the commune where the record you need is, you can send them a letter. Sometimes you can send them an email or Facebook message. If you choose to mail, you can get 5 or 10 Euro to send in the envelope to cover the costs of international mail to send you the document. It is important to keep the envelope that the document came to submit along with your application for authenticity.<br /> <br /> [[:File:PacketForItalyWIKI.pdf]] Attached is the first couple pages of a packet compiled and mailed to Italy. The letter is a combination of the form letter on the Facebook dual citizenship page, and help from r/translator on Reddit.<br /> <br /> ==Civil Records of Italy==<br /> You can view many Italian commune records online at ancestry.com and familysearch.org, sometimes even for free.<br /> <br /> ==Other Possible Methods of Obtaining Documents==<br /> There are companies that say they can get these document from the Italian government for you:<br /> * https://www.myitalianfamily.com/ (found via osia.org website below)<br /> * https://www.italianside.com/campania/salerno/santarsenio/genealogy/ (not used, no information)<br /> <br /> It may be possible to acquire connections through some of the various American/Italian groups:<br /> * [https://www.osia.org/ Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Universal Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Search For U.S. Vital Records===<br /> The CDC has an excellent resource for determining where to find vital records in every state in the U.S.<br /> <br /> Click on the state needed for a list of contact information and fees associated with vital records.<br /> <br /> https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w/index.htm<br /> <br /> ===Italian Birth Records===<br /> https://wiki.doppiacittadinanza.com/index.php/Italian_Birth_Records<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Costs */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Search For U.S. Vital Records===<br /> The CDC has an excellent resource for determining where to find vital records in every state in the U.S.<br /> <br /> Click on the state needed for a list of contact information and fees associated with vital records.<br /> <br /> https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w/index.htm<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Universal Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Search For U.S. Vital Records===<br /> The CDC has an excellent resource for determining where to find vital records in every state in the U.S.<br /> <br /> Click on the state needed for a list of contact information and fees associated with vital records.<br /> <br /> https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w/index.htm<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: </p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* State Wide Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* State Wide Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====Birth Certificates====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ====Marriage Certificates====<br /> Pennsylvania marriage and divorce certificates are available from the county courthouse where the document was issued. Please visit the Orphans' Court Clerks website for contact information. <br /> <br /> https://www.pacourts.us/courts/courts-of-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks<br /> <br /> ====Death Certificates====<br /> <br /> Death Certificates can be ordered from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. They have records from 1906 to present. The same eligibility rules from birth certificates apply, and the same fees apply.<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Death-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Birth Certificates pre-1906 */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====Birth Certificates====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Information on Pennsylvania birth and death records that occurred prior to 1906 can be obtained by<br /> contacting the appropriate Pennsylvania County Courthouse. Visit http://www.pacourts.us/courts/courtsof-common-pleas/orphans-court-clerks for a list of county courthouses.<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====Birth Certificates====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> Link to order: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates before 1906 can be ordered through the local courthouse.<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====Birth Certificates====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The fee is $20 per certificate, plus processing and shipping fees. <br /> <br /> You must be an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants must be 18 years of age or older and include the following:<br /> * Person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Spouse<br /> * Parent or step-parent. A step-parent must also submit a marriage certificate to support the relationship to the person named on the birth certificate<br /> * Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister<br /> * Son or daughter<br /> * Step-son or step-daughter (must submit the parent's marriage certificate to support the relationship)<br /> * Grandparent or great-grandparent<br /> * Grandchild or great-grandchild<br /> * Power of Attorney<br /> * Attorney or legal representative of the person named on the birth certificate (must provide supporting documentation)<br /> * If the person listed on the birth certificate is deceased, a family member who is not listed above must also submit a copy of the death certificate to be eligible to receive the birth certificate<br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates before 1906 can be ordered through the local courthouse.<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Pennsylvania */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===State Wide Resources===<br /> ====Birth Certificates====<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates from 1906 to Present&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates from 1906 to the present can be ordered through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. <br /> <br /> https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/certificates/Pages/Birth-Certificates.aspx<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates pre-1906&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> Birth Certificates before 1906 can be ordered through the local courthouse.<br /> <br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: </p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ===Census Records===<br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Universal Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept. The census records will show places of residency to help with locating birth, marriage, and death records, and will show if your ancestors were naturalized or not, in 10 year increments.<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Universal Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> U.S. Census records are useful for helping to determine eligibility, but are not records that the consulate will accept.<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Required Documentation */</p> <hr /> <div>==Required Documentation==<br /> Documentation can vary from consulate to consulate, so be sure to check with your consulate for any additional documents needed. <br /> <br /> At a minimum, all consulates will require the following for each person in the line. All documents need to be in &quot;long form&quot;:<br /> <br /> * Birth Certificates of ancestors and spouses (even if not Italian)<br /> * Marriage Certificates<br /> * Death Certificates of ancestors and spouses<br /> * Naturalization Certificates</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* New York State (Outside of New York City) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Costs&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> There are fees to order all records listed below. Documents can be requested either by mail-in or online; mail-in is cheaper at $30 per record, but may take longer. Online is $53 per record ($45 plus an $8 processing fee), and secure shipping with tracking adds another $15-$17.50 to the total, but you can have the documents shipped for free through regular mail with no tracking or insurance. <br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* New York State (Outside of New York City) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Death Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order a death certificate if you are the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the deceased. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order one on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Death Certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Original issued copies may be &quot;short form&quot;, so you may need to request a long form certificate even if you have an original copy. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/death.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* New York State (Outside of New York City) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (where your name is listed as a parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Marriage Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order marriage certificates if it is your own certificate. All others need a court order. It may be worth asking living relatives to order their own on your behalf. <br /> <br /> Marriage certificates need to be &quot;long form&quot;. Your original marriage certificate may be short form and would not be adequate. <br /> <br /> The marriage certificate needs to be ordered from the county that the marriage license was purchased in, which may be different from where the marriage took place. <br /> <br /> When ordering online through VitalChek (the site that the &quot;order online&quot; link brings you to from the Dept. of Health site), if a name change occurred as result of the marriage, enter the maiden/former last name on the &quot;Certificate Details&quot; page that asks for the names of both spouses. <br /> <br /> Order here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/marriage.htm<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Birth Certificates */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> You can order birth certificates if it is your own or your child's (that your name is listed as the parent). All others require a court order. It is worth asking any living relatives in the line to order their own to send to you. <br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: </p> <hr /> <div>[https://www.osia.org/membership/membership-options/ Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America] Membership $35/Yr offers a lot of discounts and also has links to help with genealogy and dual citizenship</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* Universal Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below, some are in the process of being updated.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch).<br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* New York State (Outside of New York City) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch). <br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Getting Court Orders for Documentation&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> In New York State, you will need a court order for any marriage, birth, and death records where you are not the spouse, adult child (in some cases), or parent (in some cases) of the ancestor. <br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/comments/vaw9h5/getting_records_via_court_order_in_new_york_state/<br /> <br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: </p> <hr /> <div>==Universal Resources==<br /> <br /> The following websites can be used for help finding documentation. The subreddits linked are great for asking questions as well. There are state specific guides below.<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/juresanguinis/<br /> <br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/Genealogy/<br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/<br /> <br /> https://www.ancestry.com/ (has a free 14 day trial that gives you access to documents. You can still log in after the trial without a membership for reference and build the same tree with the same resources on FamilySearch). <br /> <br /> ==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: </p> <hr /> <div>==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====&lt;u&gt;Birth Certificates&lt;/u&gt;=====<br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: /* New York State (Outside of New York City) */</p> <hr /> <div>==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> =====Birth Certificates=====<br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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<p>Aurorameabhrach: </p> <hr /> <div>==New York==<br /> ===New York State (Outside of New York City)===<br /> <br /> Birth Certificates can be ordered through the NYS Department of Health. They need to be &quot;long form&quot; birth certificates in order to be accepted by the Italian consulate. Most original copies are not long form, so you may need to order a long form version of your own birth certificate, in addition to ancestor birth certificates (through a court order). <br /> <br /> Difference between long form and short form birth certificates: https://www.usbirthcertificates.com/articles/birth-certificates-long-form-vs-short-form<br /> <br /> Order certificates here: https://www.health.ny.gov/vital_records/birth.htm.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Pennsylvania==<br /> ===Lawrence County===<br /> [[File:LawrenceCounty.png|400px|right]]<br /> A good place to start to do a search if your family was in Lawrence county, including New Castle, PA. You can send requests to the Prothonotary for $12 a request:<br /> <br /> https://lawrencecountypa.gov/gov/prothonotary-lawrence_county/genealogical-searches/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===FamilySearch.org===<br /> More and more images from the consulate's books are showing up online. If you know the consulate, ancestor's name(s) and the approximate year, you can try to find birth, marriage and death records pretty easy.<br /> <br /> After you create/log in to your familysearch.org account, you can check out this example from Sant'Aresenio, Salerno: <br /> <br /> https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/image-details?page=1&amp;place=7066903&amp;rmsId=M9H4-4KR&amp;imageIndex=1319&amp;singleView=true<br /> <br /> ===Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh===<br /> [[File:diopitt.png|400px|right]]<br /> You can do searches in the Catholic Church in the Pittsburgh area<br /> <br /> https://www.diopitt.org/genealogy</div>

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