I'd written off my case several years ago, but recently came across contradicting info re: the 1912 rule.
To be clear, an ancestor that naturalizes BEFORE 1912, kills citizenship for any and all children?
My case:
Great grandfather, immigrats to USA in 1886. Naturalizes in 1897.
Grandfather born in USA 1893
Thanks in advance for confirming the final nail in this case.
1912...again
Re: 1912...again
Sorry, but you are correct.
However, what was the status of your great-grandmother? She would have automatically naturalized with her husband, but it may be worth checking if this is a possible 1948 case.
However, what was the status of your great-grandmother? She would have automatically naturalized with her husband, but it may be worth checking if this is a possible 1948 case.

