Thanks for the summary, much appreciated.

Thanks for the link. I don’t understand your comment, though.

I literally just read about this. There goes that opportunity. Ugh.

LOL

TIL: disinformation is a synonym for “presumptuous asshole”. Who knew?

Might I ask about your concerns about Napoli? Are they more than crime?

Are there any areas you’d recommend? We’re looking for more community/family engagement and a slower lifestyle, if it helps.

That’s great! We’re trying to be forward thinking with his citizenship. I want to be sure he’s okay if I were to suddenly die or something.

Any recommendations on locations? We’re thoroughly overwhelmed figuring this all out.

Thanks for your response. The multi-party government is exactly what kept us interested in Italy. We can both work remotely, so that’s the plan for income, plus we inherited a bit of money when my husband’s father passed. Nothing huge but we won’t show up destitute.

No hate at all, it’s a good question. We’re both politically active, we even met at a protest lol. We’ve been involved in local politics for over a decade.

We’re now in our thirties and are just tired of the US employment rat race and general political apathy. I’m not going to pretend we’re not being selfish. We’re just tired.

Yeah, the Italian subs on the other place weren’t very kind when I asked a few years ago.

If I might offer some possibly applicable advice, hire a genealogist if you think you’re eligible but are stuck. I spent ten of hours researching what seemed like a dead end. We hired a genealogist who found what I needed in less than two hours and pointed out another eligible line I didn’t know qualified.

True, but my husband does for two years prior to getting his citizenship.