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face=Arial color=#000000 size=2> I used the Freedom of Information Act to obtain the petition and naturalization papers of my Dad. Those documents contained quite a bit of information -- his wife's name, where he was living, his race, his employment career, children he had had, the port he used to come into the United States, etc. It helped quite a bit, but unfortunately, what I was looking for was not correct. He indicated he was born in Nuevo Laredo, but I found out he used that city only because he had relatives there and didn't know where or when he was born. However, if the information had been correct, it would have provided valuable information regarding his past. PTSIZE="10">Arturo Garza |
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TERRIFIC!!!
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Joseph Puentes <makas@...> wrote:
I know that if a person applied for US residency or citizenship or ???
that that information can be obtained by applying to the INS. I think
Carol Muro did this but for the life of me I can't seem to figure out
where to I put the information. Does anyone in the group have experience
in getting this information? If so would you be willing to give the
group a lesson in how to do it as in a step 1, 2, 3, 4, etc kind of thing???
your help is much appreciated.
joseph
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you can request that the applications our relatives filled out for US
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