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I have looked and am now more confused than I was. Help! :)

I have located a record of my relative's naturalization in an index from Michigan. It is an index card on a microfiche on what of the sites. It simply lists his name, date of birth, the date of the naturalization and a reference ...

I was just going to add in response to your OP and your maternal line and where that ancestor was born in Italy. I have a similar timeline. The ancestor was born in 1880, came in 1907. I was able to find his place of birth on the 'old man's' WWII registration card. It was a card all men were ...

thank you so much! The template was just what I was looking for! I have handwritten document where my 2X GG listed his birthday and birth place in Rome. I was just having trouble getting the wording right.

Thank you.

To jump on this thread.

I am looking to prove line from GGF did not naturalized before GM was born in 1922 in USA. 1930 & 1940 census have PA for his status. Which I believe means first papers. Not AL or NA.

I have not found naturalization paperwork in the county he lived and worked in. If I can ...

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I have searched and not found an answer to this. When you submit the application for jure sanguinis with the certified copies. Do they return them after you are approved? We have cousins from another branch who could use some of the same documents. Thanks in advance. I couldn't find this ...

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I looked but haven't been able to find the answer on this question. Since people here have done this thought I woukd ask. When you apply for dual-citizenship. Do they give you back your certified copies? After the application is done do you get back all of the certified copies if the birth ...