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When an immigrant wanted to become a US citizen in the 1900-1940's what proof did they have to provide to show how they entered the US?...... Were documents required? or was providing dates, the ship's name etc enough proof?..... Sal4
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Sal,

This entire thread will be interesting reading, but the link will take you directly to the 41st post which addresses your question directly: http://italiangenealogy.com/Forums/view ... rt=41.html
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Carmine,
Thank you for the link..........Sal4
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