Your AIRE certificate comes from your consulate. AIRE = Registry of Italians Living Abroad; you are an Italian citizen not living in Italy, thus you are "living abroad" and listed in the registry (AIRE) maintained by the consulate serving the area where you live.

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Doppio,

Are you certain about this? I saw this on the SF Consulate's site. We use the Boston Consulate:

•Information recorded within the Consular registries is NOT official confirmation of AIRE/Vital Record registration, NOR is it an official confirmation of family and/or marital status. As such, Consulates CANNOT issue certificates of residency abroad/AIRE registration, nor certificates regarding family/marital status.
•Certificates confirming AIRE registration, in addition to those confirming marital and family status, can only be issued by the city/Comune in Italy where one is registered in AIRE.Consulates can only issue certificates confirming registration of citizens in the Consular registry, indicating the information currently available, as well the composition of one's family unit.

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00abuse

Well, that IS interesting. Odd, but interesting.

I retract my previous comment. :)

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Doppio, I have just sent a note to the anagrafe in Boston. I will let you know what I hear back.

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