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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.

 

 


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TERRIFIC!!!



thanks much. So am i correct in understanding that if our relatives
submitted anything (app for citizen, app for residency, app for green
card, app for ???) that it would be in a file somewhere? So by
completing this form and sending it in with a "send me all you have"
letter on your grandparents then that is the complete procedure? do you
have to prove relationship? do you have to prove that the individual is
deceased? do you have an idea of how far back in time they have records?



thanks,



joseph







Smiley wrote:


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...Hi
Joseph...this is something I used to do on a regular basis.  I used to
assist people in obtaining their residency & citizenship here in
the USA.  On the other hand, I also assisted people in trying to locate
their parents or their parents info.
 
There is a
form, G-639, Freedom of Information form that you may fill out and
request any & all info about your relatives original applications
& subsequent applications.  When you submit this form, you are
required to fill in as much info as possible.  You submit it, and if
they locate the file, they will send you a bill.  This bill usually
costs about $25.00.  There is tons of info on these forms.  However,
the only draw back is the wait time for them to send this to you.
 
The last one
I submitted back in December came in the 1st part of May.  It was well
worht the wait, as this young lady had no idea where her father was
from and now we have the ranch & all.  I know they are thinking
about changing some of the regulations regarding this procedure due to
idenity theft.  I hope it does not change too much, as these documents
are well worth it.  I am attaching a form, for your viewing & if
you'd like, I am also enclosing the new website address for any &
all forms thru the US Citizenship & Immigration Services.  Let me
know if there is anymore that I can assist you with, as I still help
others.  I just no longer have a office due to medical reasons....
 
Respectfully,
 
Smiley
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Joseph Puentes <makas@...> wrote:

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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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...Hi Joseph...this is something I used to do on a regular basis.  I used to assist people in obtaining their residency & citizenship here in the USA.  On the other hand, I also assisted people in trying to locate their parents or their parents info.

 

There is a form, G-639, Freedom of Information form that you may fill out and request any & all info about your relatives original applications & subsequent applications.  When you submit this form, you are required to fill in as much info as possible.  You submit it, and if they locate the file, they will send you a bill.  This bill usually costs about $25.00.  There is tons of info on these forms.  However, the only draw back is the wait time for them to send this to you.

 

The last one I submitted back in December came in the 1st part of May.  It was well worht the wait, as this young lady had no idea where her father was from and now we have the ranch & all.  I know they are thinking about changing some of the regulations regarding this procedure due to idenity theft.  I hope it does not change too much, as these documents are well worth it.  I am attaching a form, for your viewing & if you'd like, I am also enclosing the new website address for any & all forms thru the US Citizenship & Immigration Services.  Let me know if there is anymore that I can assist you with, as I still help others.  I just no longer have a office due to medical reasons....

 

Respectfully,

 

Smiley

http://uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm


 




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




...always searching for kinfolk!!!

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you can request that the applications our relatives filled out for US
residency or Citizenship be sent to you. It is possible that if you are
looking for a location in Mexico that these applications might have
that information.



joseph







Alicia Carrillo wrote:


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Joseph,
 
I'm not sure I understand what you're asking.
Are you asking how does one go about applying for US citizenship
or permanent residency?
Or
Are you asking how to find the information regarding applicants
or applications for citizenship or US residency?
 
Alicia



Joseph Puentes <makas@...> wrote:

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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