Dual Citizen by Descent Hats

Americans have been going back to the old country for the paperwork. Italy's citizenship by descent, jure sanguinis in the legal Latin, brought applicants a famously slow consulate system: one applicant on a personal blog counted 1,555 days from learning about the route to the recognition email, and 944 days from the appointment itself. Italy's decree-law of March 2025, later converted to Law No. 74, limited new claims to those with a parent or grandparent born in Italy, though earlier filings and the 1948 cases use the old rules. Ireland is a bigger trend: applications for foreign birth registration from US residents rose from 11,601 in 2024 to 18,910 in 2025, about 63 percent more, according to the Irish Times. Poland has no generational cap if the chain of citizenship is unbroken. These Dual Citizen by Descent hats are for everyone who survived the binder, the apostilles and the appointment. The badges carry the search terms, and the longer designs play with the second passport, the World Cup allegiance question, and the great-grandparent who left. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Give one to the cousin who just got recognized.