Italian Consulate General in New York
Italy's consular office for New York, Connecticut, northern New Jersey, and Bermuda.
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Jurisdiction
The New York consulate serves the entire state of New York, all of Connecticut, 13 counties in northern New Jersey, and Bermuda.
| State | Scope |
|---|---|
| New York (NY) | Entire territory |
| Connecticut (CT) | Entire territory |
| New Jersey (NJ) | selectedBergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
Departments & contacts
Each service has its own office and email. The department for a given case should be contacted directly, not the general line.
General switchboard , Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Written enquiries go to the relevant department below.
Vital recordsStato Civile
Official pageTranscribes U.S. vital records into Italian registries. About 30 days and transcription is free. Court orders for divorce, name change or adoption need a separate Certificate of Accuracy.
CitizenshipCittadinanza
Official pageApplications by descent (jure sanguinis), marriage and residence. 730-day statutory cap; descent carries the longest backlogs. Subject to Law 74/2025 limits.
Notarial & legalNotarile
Official pagePublic acts, wills, powers of attorney and legalizations. About 60 days. Available to Italian citizens only, by appointment.
Passports & CIEPassaporti
Official pagePassports (valid 10 years), electronic ID cards and emergency travel documents. About 15 days. Use the Park Avenue entrance; book no earlier than 6 months before expiry.
AIRE registryAnagrafe
Official pageRegistration of Italians resident abroad. Mandatory within 90 days of moving; non-registration is fined €200 to €1,000 per year.
VisasVisti
Official pageSchengen, national type-D and student visas. U.S. citizens need no visa under 90 days. Type-D applicants are fingerprinted on-site.
Booking an appointment
Every appointment is booked on Prenot@mi, the official portal. No third party should ever be paid to book on an applicant’s behalf.
Consular fees
The fees most relevant to citizenship and vital-records applicants. Q3 2026 (July 1 – September 30, 2026), EUR 1 = USD 1.1651.
| Service | EUR | USD |
|---|---|---|
| Citizenship (descent, jure sanguinis) Art. 07C | €250.00 | $291.30 |
| Certificate/extract Art. 7 | €12.00 | $14.00 |
| Translation conformity (per page) Art. 72A | €13.00 | $15.20 |
| Ordinary passport Art. 27 (A+B) | €116.20 | $135.50 |
Documents & translation
A U.S. vital record generally needs two separate steps before submission: an apostille, then an Italian translation.
The apostille authenticates the record; it does not translate it. The two are distinct steps, and both are required before a vital record is submitted.
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Apostille offices
Before translation, a U.S. vital record must be apostilled by the state that issued it, or by the U.S. Department of State for federal records.
| Jurisdiction | Issuing authority | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| New York | New York Department of State · NYC, Albany, Buffalo, Binghamton, Utica | $10 |
| Connecticut | Connecticut Secretary of the State | $40 |
| New Jersey | New Jersey Department of the Treasury, Division of Revenue | $25 |
| Federal (U.S. Department of State) | U.S. Department of State, Office of Authentications | $20 |
Frequently asked questions
Does the consulate translate my documents?
New York requires a "Certificate of Accuracy" for court orders for divorce, name change, or adoption submitted to the consulate. This is not required for vital records (birth, marriage, death certificates). These court orders must be submitted with a Certificate of Accuracy issued by the translator.
Where can I have my vital records translated into Italian?
U.S. birth, marriage, and death certificates must be translated into Italian before submission. Partenza provides professional English-to-Italian translation of vital records, formatted for consular submission.
Find your consulate
The Italian consulate serving an applicant is set by their U.S. state of residence; it cannot be chosen. Below are the other offices and the states each covers.
Sources
Information on this page is verified against official Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAECI) sources.
- 690 Park Avenue — Consulate General of Italy in New York · consnewyork.esteri.it
- The Consul General — Giuseppe Pastorelli · consnewyork.esteri.it
- Consular network — jurisdiction (NY, CT, NJ partial) · consnewyork.esteri.it
- Passports — New York Consulate · consnewyork.esteri.it
- Visas — New York Consulate · consnewyork.esteri.it
- Emergency contacts — Consulate General of Italy in New York · consnewyork.esteri.it
- Certificate of Accuracy — New York Consulate translation policy · consnewyork.esteri.it
- Italian Missions Abroad — Italian diplomatic network · esteri.it
- Prenot@mi — Official appointment portal · Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Legge 23 maggio 2025, n. 74 — conversione del DL 36/2025 sulla cittadinanza · Normattiva — Portale della legislazione vigente
- Citizenship by descent — new rules (Law 74/2025) · Italian Consulate General (English explainer)
- Legge 30 dicembre 2023, n. 213 — sanzioni mancata iscrizione AIRE · Normattiva — Portale della legislazione vigente
- New measures against unauthorized intermediaries on Prenot@mi · Italian Consulate General in Rosario (MAECI network policy)
- Italian Decree-Law No. 145 (11 October 2024) — entry provisions including visa biometrics · Normattiva — Portale della legislazione vigente
- Consular fee table — Q3 2026 (1 Jul – 30 Sep 2026, official PDF) · ambwashingtondc.esteri.it
Sources verified against the consulate and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAECI). Updated July 2026.
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